Sentence examples for By cockles from inspiring English sources
Or like a plump wedge of roasted cod surrounded by cockles, medallions of chorizo, roasted cauliflower and golden croutons.
The snapper, very fresh and delicately handled, was surrounded by cockles, clams and shrimps, three different-size shellfish requiring slightly different cooking times.
Our experiments show that the increased erodibility of cohesive sediment due to the bioturbation by cockles is density dependent: higher cockle density results in stronger effects on erodibility.
Split-quaternions are elements of four-dimensional algebra introduced by Cockle [7] in 1849.
In contrast, the erosion of non-cohesive sediment only depended on the current stress and was unaffected by cockle density.
Problems in copy machines or printing processes are typically caused by cockling and curling of paper, which in turn, are caused by non-optimal fibre orientations in a paper sheet (see Figure 3).
The latest proposals also include Fulmar, 140 miles off the Northumberland coast, protecting sandy and muddy habitat in the North Sea which is inhabited by clams, cockles and the brittlestar.
A gorgeous, tender pork chop is surrounded by snappy little cockles and bits of fennel sausage, reminding me of a cataplana, the Portuguese pork and clam dish.
Unable to read the warning signs on the beach, the victims were trapped while picking cockles by fast-moving tides on the notoriously treacherous sands.
Prevalences of up to 100% were reached by trematodes using cockles as second intermediate host (Himasthla elongata, H. continua, H. interrupta, Renicola roscovita, Psilostomum brevicolle, Meiogymnophallus minutus, Gymnophallus gibberosus).
For example, from a salt-resistance experiment on blood cockles by Davenport and Wong (1986), the cockles showed a clear shell-closing reaction upon exposure to salinity of less than 19 PSU; about 50%% of them survived at salinity of 16 PSU, while the mortality rate was 100%% upon exposure to salinity of lower than 10 PSU for a week.
