Sentence examples for fish occupy from inspiring English sources
Another difference is that fish occupy a bigger place in the city economy than flowers.
In the final gallery a series of pieces made of rebar and colored glass (including a bird and possibly a fish) occupy a triangle defined by art, '50s design and tourist souvenir, kept afloat with a keen sense of scale.
These fish occupy very special position in food webs, ensuring energy transfer between species lower and higher levels, while forming narrow "wasp-waists" poor in number of species (but very abundant).
Whether or not these fish occupy faster currents because their morphology suits the environment or these fish are more streamlined as a result their environment is unknown.
Because two paired appendages are unique to gnathostomes and cartilaginous fish occupy the earliest branch of the gnathostome lineage the study of the cartilaginous dogfish may provide insight into how animals have acquired morphologically diverse paired appendages.
The zebrafish was chosen as a model because fish occupy an early position in vertebrate evolution, and the zebrafish in particular has become an important biomedical model for thyroid-related disease, including obesity, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes [ 35, 36].
A morning market, specializing in farm produce and fresh fish, occupies the dry moat of the "new" fort.
Max Fish occupies the first floor of an apartment building, and its dimensions are roughly tenement standard: twenty feet wide and eighty feet deep.
The percussion ensemble red fish blue fish occupied Disney's garden with another extraterrestrial composition: Gérard Grisey's "Le Noir de l'Étoile," which incorporates deep-space radio waves emitted by pulsars.
We tested whether the coastal and frontal fish occupied different niches using a variation of Syrjala's test [23] for difference between the spatial distributions of two populations.
Also, we had the impression that both signals obtained after FISH occupied a larger volume than those obtained before FISH.
