queening

A pawn endgame is typically very sharp; the slightest mistake can lead to the opponent queening and checkmating.

It can take over a month before the mood of the hive would change after a re-queening.

She did a good job of Queening and it seemed almost rude to interrupt that.

Since the black pawn is at a3, there is no immediate threat of queening.

They're still allowed to operate, and just drama-queening that they're shut down.

The way it would be weeded out is through selective queening.

The equivalent military advancement in chess is queening a pawn.

Re-queening is very much a thing, and quite frequent too.

The other being capturing enpassant, and queening a pawn.

As bee kills become more of an issue, re-queening becomes more necessary, which puts even more pressure on breeding programs, which likely only exacerbates the genetic diversity problem.

Actually, despite the drama queening, I upmodded both posts (perhaps thereby obliterating my vote weighting) because they reflect an interesting pattern of hacker psychology that I've been thinking about lately.

It pushed the Queen Bishop pawn (I think in English Descriptive Notation showing how old I am) out of desperation, I grabbed it and was close enough to the black Kings Bishop pawn be able to capture it before queening.

It's like the fine art of gender impersonation or, for fans of The Crown, "Kinging/Queening", he's just presidenting, nothing to see here.

Also looking at the Wikipedia page I see it didn't understand "en passant" or queening either, so it plays a reduced version of chess.

As someone forced to sit through "substance" while the recommender was "yass queening" the whole time, I can confirm that the movie thinks you have an IQ of 75.

Then they sell them for Re-Queening that many commercial beekeepers do to reduce the risk of queen loss after the first year (normally they live 2-4 years).