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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fisher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who catches fish, often in a professional or recreational context.
Example: "As a fisher, she spends most of her weekends on the lake, hoping to catch the biggest trout."
Alternatives: "a fisherman" or "a fish catcher".
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A fisher from the SNAMP project.
I tested anything from a Fisher Price to a Magnavox.
A Fisher out of water, if you like.
He deflected a Fisher pass and scored on a reverse.
The temperature-time profile is optimized with respect to a Fisher information matrix based objective function.
Data were analyzed by analysis of variance or a Fisher exact probability test.
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Finally, we derive a Fisher-type inequality for splitting BIBDs.
The parameters are estimated using a Fisher-scoring scheme which gives robust and rapid convergence.
Next to the cash register is a Fisher-Price toy register.
The hardware is well-built, with the chunky solidity of a Fisher-Price toy.
His first record was "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," played on a Fisher-Price turntable.
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