Sentence examples for columns of fish from inspiring English sources

Tipton's book lists a series of innovative if grisly ways to obtain fluids, including sucking the moisture from the spinal columns of fish and drinking the blood of turtles, the latter being something Alvarenga says he did.

PNIPAM-grafted superparamagnetic particles could therefore be of interest to enhance performance of magnetic extraction columns for fishing, e.g., proteins out of complex biological fluids.

The vertebral column of the fish can be regarded as a series of rigid units hinged to each other by surfaces that allow the body to bend only sideways.

Mason, a keen fly fisher, believed in using journalists, once telling me, for the Guardian diary column, of a fishing trip to Fermanagh.

For example, mayflies that flee bottom-foraging stonefly predators by entering the water column experience an increased chance of fish predation (Soluk and Collins 1988).

One of Zezula's more spectacular pieces is "trail" (see lead image), which finds red tendril-like shapes growing out of a hole in the ground like a of column fish exhibiting swarm behavior.

The Personal Health column "Tip the Scale in Favor of Fish: The Healthful Benefits Await" (July 29) discusses the benefits of omega-3 facidsacins in fish while other articles point out that fish can contain toxic substances and that we are rapidly depleting the world's fish stocks and perhaps permanently damaging the ocean ecosystem.

High level of nutrients in water columns from fish farming may create favourable conditions for the growth of dinoflagellates (Mente et al. 2006) and lead to harmful algal blooms (HAB) which can deplete oxygen level, reduce light penetration, and release toxins associated with paralytic shellfish poisoning.

Ichthyophobia- Fear of fish.

The Burnetts also sell column-style aquariums, including a 6 1/2- foot Octagonal AquaTower that holds 55 gallons of water but not a lot of fish.

Survival  = Final number of fish/Initial number of fish × 100.