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- noun Any form of
telemetry that usesradio waves to transmit thedata
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Examples
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Tent-making behavior is investigated by capturing and censusing roosting groups, direct observation, radiotelemetry, infrared video recording, and DNA analysis.
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Energy expenditure and allocation are determined using a combination of techniques, including body composition analysis (using extraction methods, calorimetry, and TOBEC), roosting metabolism (using standard respirometry), field metabolic rates and water flux (using doubly-labeled water), and time-activity budgets (using radiotelemetry, video monitoring, and direct observation).
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In their 2005 Nature paper (which was really just a tiny subset of a much longer, detailed paper they published elsewhere a couple of years later), Stokkan and colleagues used radiotelemetry to continuously monitor activity of reindeer - when they sleep and when they roam around foraging.
ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Coturnix none@example.com 2010
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With so much electricity in the new building, it took us about six months of troubleshooting until we managed to eliminate all the interference we were getting in our radiotelemetry system.
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Conducted the first radiotelemetry study of Siamese crocodiles and gained valuable new insights into their diet, reproduction and the area and type of habitat they need; 3.
WN.com - Articles related to Ethiopia aims to turn itself into a regional energy giant 2010
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Now, with the help of advances in radiotelemetry, a team of ecologists led by Princeton graduate student James Adelman has succeeded in measuring fever and sickness behavior in various populations of North American song sparrows living in the wild.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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Science of sorts, piping automated radiotelemetry data straight to the Web!
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With so much electricity in the new building, it took us about six months of troubleshooting until we managed to eliminate all the interference we were getting in our radiotelemetry system.
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Now, with the help of advances in radiotelemetry, a team of ecologists led by Princeton graduate student James Adelman has succeeded in measuring fever and sickness behavior in various populations of North American song sparrows living in the wild.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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Science of sorts, piping automated radiotelemetry data straight to the Web!
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