Strangely, some of the recent works, with their confetti entanglements of cosmic scenery, fish and flowers, technically adept and erratically magnificent, have something of the psychedelic look of 60's commercial art.
Some of the recent pieces, with their confetti entanglements of cosmic scenery, fish and flowers, technically adept and erratically magnificent, have something of the psychedelic look of 60's commercial art.
Technically, the fish would have more places to go in a big cube of the same measurements, but that's mostly open water, and I think we have all seen how much fish like to lick the sides of their enclosures.
Comparatively, FISH is reliable but technically demanding and expensive, while QuMA prone to underestimate genetic aberration but is economical and suitable for large scale screening by automation.
But enforcing the fishing ban will be technically easier than in other giant reserves because PIPA sits inside Kiribati's EEZ, a heavily fished area where fishing vessels are required to be licensed and to constantly transmit their position or face losing access to the fishing grounds.
The early wind parks could be reached quickly by using boats originally used for fishing, and the few technically relatively simple wind turbines were easy to access and maintain.
Right now, the group is trying to raise the $100,000 they need to pay for a Great Barrier Reef shark fishing permit, which would technically allow them to net sharks anywhere along the reef.
Probably the easiest fish to grill isn't technically a fish -- squid cooks almost instantly and almost never sticks.
We tested if it is technically feasible to monitor fish in real-time in full-scale commercial fish farms using acoustic telemetry.
Almost all Boulder businesses support the Boulder Community Alliance, which promotes Quiet Use, encouraging visitors to safeguard silence by opting to engage in fishing, hiking and stargazing in technically the least efficient way — which is to say in any way that excludes the use of an engine.
