Sentence examples for consequences of angling from inspiring English sources
As global aquatic environments continue to be exploited by commercial, recreational, and subsistence fisheries, it is important to understand fisheries selectivity and the evolutionary consequences of angling.
Finally, instead of grouping all the values in each layer together, we should divide the tissue into several fan-segments (each at a different orientation with the magnetic field) and group all the values in any layer that have approximately the same orientation with respect to the magnetic field, in order to account for the consequences of the magic angle effect.
In these tests, the consequences of speed and entry angle changes along with different model nose shapes, on bounce phenomenon, are explored.
But there must be another angle honored that observes the experiences and consequences of these talks.
By comparing the average angle between ecotypes and lakes, we calculated the potential hydrodynamic consequences of the shape differences between the populations for a simplified drag model [15].
Acute angle-closure glaucoma provides another apt example of the physiologic consequences of elevating fluid pressures in a confined space with free fluid and a hydrogel.
From every angle the cream-colored surface has dirty, discolored patches, the unanticipated consequences of a major restoration project three decades ago.
Changes of 27% in cohesion and 8% in the friction angle were found due to the attack of the interface and consequences of the changes are examined.
With given contact angles on the two plates (corresponding to prescribed materials), we investigate the consequences of varying the separation of the plates.
The war and its aftermath are sure to produce a spate of books analyzing every possible angle of the decision to go to war, the conduct of the military campaign and the consequences of the war.
We have investigated the consequences of these scale structures for light reflection with scatterometry and by measuring reflectance spectra as a function of illumination angle.
