Sentences with phrase «in close proximity to humans»

Historically dogs lived in close proximity to humans and were used as working animals to herd livestock, hunt, and guard the home, and it is only recently that dogs have made the shift towards companion animals.
Only those cats which tolerated human company went on to rear kittens in close proximity to humans.
While ferals tend to avoid human contact because they aren't properly socialized, they often live in cat colonies in close proximity to humans.
Although these animals have been living outdoors in close proximity to humans for 8,000 to 10,000 years, leash laws allow animal control to pick them up and bring them to pounds and shelters where virtually 100 % of them will be killed.
In fact, the most up - to - date research indicates that cats have been living outdoors in close proximity to humans for 8,000 to 10,000 years.
To make robots more cooperative and have them perform tasks in close proximity to humans, they must be softer and safer.
As pet companionship has evolved, pets now more than ever spend time in close proximity to their human family members.
However, most ARC chapters work closely with organizations that set up animal shelters in close proximity to the human shelters during an evacuation.
Dr. Mason cites evidence that many small turbines have collapsed in close proximity to human dwellings [1; 2; 3], and recently two big Danish wind turbines lost blades and scattered sharp pieces of glass fiber up to 500 meters from the tower base in high winds [4.].

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Humans are exposed to magnetic fields via close proximity to these sources while they are in use.
Head lice feed on human blood and live in close proximity to the scalp.
At present, human cases — estimated as tens of thousands of cases per year — are in people who live in close proximity to the «sylvatic cycle» in forests where monkeys are present.
Living in close proximity to animals has led to some of the most serious infectious diseases we humans have ever encountered, diseases such as smallpox, measles, bird flu, and tuberculosis.
Charlie McCarthy had given way to Walter Winchell with no loss of comedy, but even when the jailer laughed at something Winchell had said, even with the sound of another human voice in close proximity, Dulaney felt isolated, alone on an alien planet in a time he barely knew.
Weiss adds that as humans and their pets have grown closer, not just emotionally but in proximity — think sleeping in the same bed — bad breath can send dog owners scrambling to put some distance between themselves and their pets, potentially undermining the relationship.
Like human doctors, it is particularly important for your veterinarian to be in close proximity to your home.
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The Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary is recognized regularly as an ecologically significant place with tremendous biodiversity, but which is also in close proximity to the greater Los Angeles area - one of the largest human population centers in the country.
From softly defined pictures in which human figures appeared, he moved to what many people still regard as his signature manner: crisply stylized still lifes full of bright, flat light, in which uncanny distances seem to separate even objects in close proximity.
That said, I think that my findings suggest that further study is needed to determine if living in close proximity to unconventional natural gas development is a threat to human health.
What sets the Somfy Outdoor Camera apart is that when a human being is identified in close proximity to the camera, it's able to automatically issue a warning from an onboard microphone to leave the area.
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