Sentence examples for case carcass from inspiring English sources

Mathematically, the term 'emission intensity' (used extensively in Tackling Climate Change 2013) describes the emission of a certain quantity of CO2 equivalent necessary for producing 1 kg of a product (in this case carcass) under certain conditions (I prefer the term 'specific emission').

Only in this case the carcass is you.

Both tabloid and traditional news outlets have picked at the remains of the case's carcass like vultures for close to a decade now.

In the case of carcass traits, animals tend to have their ownership transferred several times between weaning and harvest, making it difficult to ensure harvest cohorts were managed together throughout their entire lifetime.

In one case, five carcasses were discovered on a southwest Miami-Dade property owned by the South Florida Water Management District, Puentes said.

Five of the six trees found further from the stream had lower signatures (5-13‰) relatove treesees located closer to the stream, with a single exception, but in this case, salmon carcasses were present in both sites.

In many cases, cattle carcasses were incinerated in portable units.

Across the United Kingdom, livelihoods are going up in smoke, for once a single sign of the infection is discovered, any cloven-hooved animals on the lot -- like pigs, sheep or cattle -- must be slaughtered, and in many cases their carcasses must be burned.

Submissions can include samples taken from sick animals or in some cases entire carcasses.

Confirmed cases were carcasses from which samples were culture positive and from which B. anthracis DNA was amplified using polymerase chain reaction (PCR).

Currently, no evidence of wildlife disease exists, but cases or carcasses might go unnoticed because of deaths from other causes and rapid removal of dead animals by scavengers.