Sentence examples for control of fish from inspiring English sources

This system provides an important contribution to realizing the real-time control of fish feeding processes and feeding decision on demand, and it lays a theoretical foundation for developing fine feeding equipment and guiding practice.

The major of anti-Vibrio mechanism of H2 appeared to be disruption of the cell membrane, and the active anti-Vibrio compound was structurally identified as amicoumacin A. Our findings indicate that H2 has strong potential application in prevention or control of fish vibriosis.

He acquired ownership of all the tidelands along both sides of the lowermost 12 mile of the river; this gave him virtual control of fish populations migrating between the ocean and spawning beds upstream.

In addition, the institutional measures considered for effecting improvement of the lake are mass awareness programmes with the population's participation as well as the control of fish proliferation to reduce the risk of death of fishes during periods of inadequate water depth in the lake.

This has implications for dietary control of fish if an immune response is anticipated.

In-depth functional studies of these novel sequences may benefit the exploration of potential marine fish-specific immune-relevant genes for application in the control of fish diseases.

Farage warned May that she must pass three tests to make sure "Brexit means Brexit": regaining control of fishing rights, getting out of the single market and returning to the old British passport.

Thin markets for rights, a desire to maintain local control of fishing rights, and a dependence on foreign direct investment in the fisheries sector are key considerations in the design of an effective and efficient management regime.

A control sample of fish (∼500 individuals) was collected from the loosely bunted pocket of a purse seine net using a watertight, plastic-lined brail net and transferred into a 1000-l holding tank onboard a commercial fishing vessel.

The physics-based and control-oriented model of the robotic fish will offer a great help in optimal design of the caudal fin and real-time control of the fish.

Although control of robotic fish powered by electrical motors has been well developed by many research groups [26 32], control of the robotic fish enabled by IPMC has rarely been studied based on our best knowledge.