Sentence examples for extracting fish from inspiring English sources

While overfishing is often blamed for extracting fish and shellfish faster than they can reproduce, thus contributing in a major way to the depletion of species, Mr. Grothe thinks the case is overstated.

There are dozens of photographs, but it is not the piscatorial pornography that makes this book so exciting so much as the stories Mr Buller has unearthed.Listed under titles like "The Mysterious Tale of Count Denissoff's 68¼lb Norwegian Salmon" are accounts of the astonishing tenacity of men hell-bent on extracting fish from water.

As Tom puts it, "humans are extracting fish at a pace that exceeds the stock's natural ability to replenish its numbers".

Of the 600 varieties currently monitored globally by the United Nations, for example, the organization estimates that roughly 90percentt are being either "fully exploited," meaning that any uptick in fishing would be unsustainable, or "overexploited," which is just what it sounds like: Humans are extracting fish at a pace that exceeds the stock's natural ability to replenish its numbers.

We still assume there are a number of agents extracting fish, but in this game the Nash equilibrium is for the agents to "restrain" their harvesting effort to the MSY level.

Extracting fish and water velocity from Doppler profiler data.

When the key interactor is incubated with the lysate, complexes are formed with the key interactor under the conditions used for the study, thereby selectively extracting or "fishing" the interacting proteins from the complex mixture.

Several protocols for extracting DNA from the fish intestinal microflora, including physical and chemical methods, have been described.

Many vessels have facilities for extracting oil and for making fish meal from waste products.

A pressurised liquid extraction (PLE) procedure, by using methanol/water mixture, was developed for extracting arsenical species from marine biological material (mussel and fish) and standard reference materials (CRMs).

There are men who toil at extracting gold; he toiled at the extraction of pity [empathy].