Sentence examples for fish project from inspiring English sources
With his lectures, exhibitions, workshops and performances Zaretsky has exposed and challenged the justifications for the Solar Fish project and the cultural and political values that underpin them.
In one research line, the Solar Fish project, scientists investigate possible routes to design organisms that can live from photosynthesis similar to plants, but with higher efficiency.
Active in the statewide "Trout in the Classroom" program, Preston helps about 20 local school districts set up the fish project in their classrooms.
Using their smartphones as a fishing pole, enthusiastic festival-goers could cast a line into the Inland Sea and race to "capture" giant digital fish project not on a screen, but on water and mist.
The exploratory reef fish project, and this paper which reports on it, were funded by the UNDP (the United Nations Development Programme), and carried out for the FAO by the BOBP or the Bay of Bengal Programme for Fisheries Development.
Many robotic fish projects study propulsion, with body and fins built to produce biorealistic locomotion.
There wasn't much in the way of plot, but the show did have a protagonist: a red cartoon fish, projected onto the walls of the dome.
Michael Gardiner's contemplative musical score and Kwi-Hae Kim's video of swimming fish, projected on curtains of hanging white strips woven by Hye-Sook Kim, added a little weight and evocative nuance to the proceedings.
Notable projects include the California Aqueduct, which transfers water from the northern mountains some 450 miles to the semiarid Los Angeles area; the Orange-Fish Project in South Africa, which includes a 50-mile tunnel; and studies for possible transfer of surplus Canadian water into the southwestern United States.
For the last three years he has worked for the Fish and Wildlife Service as coordinator for its Colorado River Endangered Fishes Project.
"Yellow-carding has been proved to be a strong incentive for states to combat illegal fishing," said Tony Long, director of The Pew Charitable Trusts' Ending Illegal Fishing project.
