Sentence examples for caught by using from inspiring English sources
The two tried to eliminate the risk of getting caught by using a go-between instead of communicating directly, but investigators picked up on a pattern of suspicious trading attributable to Bauer, Hawke said.
In Jamaica, this led to a population explosion among algae-grazing sea urchins, and when those succumbed to a disease in the early 1980s, the algae overran the coral.In Asia, fish are often caught by using bombs and cyanide.
Moreover, it permits the consideration of the modulation of interaction energies due to different structural and dynamical contexts that might not be caught by using more simplified energy models, neglecting motional aspects of protein conformations.
When data from their Table 1 were used, the ratio of mosquitoes caught after landing on a human to those caught by using CO2-baited CDC light traps is 0.36 for Cx.
In each station the snails were caught by using scoops and tweezers during every15-minute periods, and stored properly in moistened and ventilated plastic jars, which were also labelled according to the number of the corresponding breeding site.
Although fish numbers began to decline, the boats still found plenty to catch by using echo finders, later enhanced by computers and satellite positioning.
Active adults of flies and beetles are usually easier to catch by using an entomologist's net, and transferring them to small tubes or jars.
Yukon kings are caught by natives using nets and small skiffs.
The fish, famously caught by fishermen using trained cormorants, had been grilled whole, including the innards, and was served in a plain paper cone.
This means that they can increase the amount of fish they catch not by using brute strength and fishing effort, but by buying additional shares or improving the fishery's health and hence increasing its overall size.There are plenty of practical difficulties to overcome.
In its own bid to buy into the trend, Animal Planet has given us "Hillbilly Handfishin'," in which two Oklahomans, Skipper Bivins and his pal Trent Jackson, teach people, generally big-city Northerners, how to catch catfish by using their own limbs as bait.
