1.Prevent from being included, considered or accepted.
"The bad results were excluded from the report"
2.Prevent from entering; shut out.
"This policy excludes people who have a criminal record from entering the country"
3.Lack or fail to include.
"The cost for the trip excludes food and beverages"
4.Disallow membership or entry.
"He was excluded from membership in the club"
5.Put out or expel from a place
"The unruly student was excluded from the game"
Not included
Typically a draught excluder is used to keep the cold out and the heat in. Place them at the bottom of your door or window to keep out the draft.
A draft excluder is used to eliminate cold draft and slow heat loss in a cold climate environment. It is placed in the bottom crack of doors and windows.
the draughts excluder used to fill the gaps in doors and windows.
A few situations in which it would be especially beneficial to use a door draught excluder would be on doors that do not fit tightly, such as pet doors, garage doors and patio doors.
Typically a draught excluder is used to keep the cold out and the heat in. Place them at the bottom of your door or window to keep out the draft.
The queen does not have a particular location and is free to move anywhere in the hive. Having said that, a beekeeper does not want the queen to lay eggs in combs from which honey will be extracted, so he will put a queen excluder grid between the brood combs (where the young is reared) and what are called the supers (where the honey is stored). The worker bees can get through the queen excluder, but the queen, who is a little larger, can't.
No, too coarse. The bees can get through it. Bear in mind the slots in the queen excluder are only four millimetres wide.
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A hive is an artificial home for bees supplied by a beekeeper for his bees to live in. Most are built in factories and can either be supplied 'in the flat' for home assembly or bought already assembled. Some beekeepers with carpentry skills build their own but exact measurements are critical. If you mean 'how do bees build their nest in the wild?' - they produce wax from glands specifically for that purpose and use it to make comb, which is a framework of hexagonal 'cells'. The queen lays her eggs in these cells and the workers store pollen and honey in them. They very often build this nest in a hollow inside a tree trunk. This gives them shelter from the weather and some protection from predators. This is also what happens inside the artificial home that a beekeeper has provided for his bees.
The word 'excluding' is the present participle of the verb 'to exclude'. The noun forms of the verb are excluder, one who excludes, and excludability. Another noun form is exclusion.
You should do all these things. * Have loft insulation fitted * Have cavity wall insulation fitted * Draught excluder placed by your doors * Carpet your house all the way round * Have double glazing fitted. You will save lots of valuable pounds.
Starting from the bottom:StandFloor, sometimes solid and sometimes mesh so any varroa mites that fall off the bees fall through. This also forms the entrance to the hive.Brood box, which contains wooden frames holding the comb. This is where the queen lays her eggs.Queen excluder, a wire grid or slotted steel or plastic sheet. The holes are such that the workers can get through, but the queen can't.Supers, that is super in the sense of 'on top'. These are like the brood box, but usually shallower and also have frames holding comb. Because the queen can't get through the queen excluder so there are no eggs or brood in here, and the workers use them to store honey.Crown board, or inner roof.Roof.