Sentence examples for fish intended from inspiring English sources

This increases the price of fish intended for consumption elsewhere.Related items Plenty more fish in the sea Dec 30th 2008 Resources: Economies of scalesSep 18th 2008If the effort is made, though, the results can be spectacular.

Robotic fish, intended as an amusement attraction for aquariums, using the oscillating fin propulsion system have been developed.

This work demonstrates that partial reuse systems are an effective alternative to traditional single-pass systems and serial-reuse raceway systems for culture of fish intended for endangered species restoration programs and supplementation programs such as salmon smolt.

A provisionally tolerable limit of 0.4 μg/g (as total mercury, and 0.3 μg/g as methylmercury) was set by the Japanese Ministry of Health and Welfare for fish intended for human consumption (Endo et al. 2005).

This miniature robotic fish is intended to be used as a tool for animal behavioral research and special underwater missions.

Although, as someone who regularly dipped her finger into the salty, multicoloured flakes of fish food intended for my friend Catherine's pets I can tell you with some authority that those reconstituted pork and poultry carcasses are delicious.

Although, as someone who regularly dipped her finger into the salty, multicolored flakes of fish food intended for my friend Catherine's pets, I can tell you with some authority that those reconstituted pork and poultry carcasses are delicious.

Between here and the breezy seaside town of Essaouira -- with its Portugese forts, its blue-daubed doors, and its colorful fish carts intended to distract evil spirits -- stands Amanjena.

The Tao tribe alleges that government sources at the time described the site as a "factory" or a "fish cannery", intended to bring "jobs [to the] home of the Tao/Yami, one of the least economically integrated areas in Taiwan".

Many of the released fish are intended solely for future harvest, but a growing number of individuals are intended to spawn in the rivers where they were released to bolster declining wild populations (Waples and Drake 2004).

First of all, the model fishes, as intended, look very similar to the real fish (see Figure 3).