Sentence examples for fish train from inspiring English sources

On Saturday night, he recounted one dreamlike haul: As it turns out, this set saves the day, Because the fish train hits and now we're being highly paid.

There is a case of cigars, one of dead fish, train tickets, dolls, money, skulls, letters, etc, all zanily curated to illustrate Greenaway's theory of representation: that there are other, better ways of organising information than story-telling.

Nitrate nitrogen at or below 90 mg/l have no adverse effect on warm water fish (Train 1979).

Branch out in the kitchen, do some DIY projects around the home, plant a garden, learn how to drive a manual car, learn how to fish, train to run a 5K.

More interesting was the early suggestion that the few species of fish (goldfish, African mouthbreeders, and Paradise fish) trained on similar problems showed no evidence of the increase in efficiency displayed by mammals.

And it's not just all the rot she's got to stop, and the 139 windows to fix and the roof to replace – there are children to be looked after, another to be popped out, a lake to be scooped out and filled with fish, trains to be caught backwards and forwards between Yorkshire and London, the rest of the empire to look after..

This preference was not because of an inability to perceive the local constituents of the stimulus, since both fish trained with consistent and fish trained with inconsistent figures showed a clear capacity to discriminate between single-element shapes.

Optimization algorithm of particle swarm which was first introduced in 1995 (Yousefi et al. 2013), is a population based stochastic optimization technique inspired by social behavior of the swarm members such as bird flocking, fish training, etc. PSO's capability of storing the previous solution helps to reduce memory usage and speed up the CPU.

We reported no difference in the accuracy (proportion of correct choices) between fish trained with 8 (mean ± std. dev.: 0.753±0.556) and those trained with 4 figures as positive (0.796±0.071; independent t-test t 8)  =  −1.06, p = 0.319).

We reported no difference in the proportion of correct choices between fish trained with three (mean±std. dev.: 0.753±0.065) and those trained with two figures (0.678±0.028; t(7) = 2.337, p = 0.052).

We found no difference in the accuracy between fish trained with the larger numerosity (0.685±0.032) and those trained with the smaller numerosity as positive (0.667±0.056, t(4)  = 0.50, p  = 0.643).