Sentence examples for fishing of a from inspiring English sources

Overall, the genotypic frequencies changed rapidly to about eight years of age (Figure 6) and stayed relatively level after that, an age at which the brunt of fishing of a year class is over.

In the present study, sampling covered more than 50%% of the total fishing activity during a 15-month fishing period (418 fishing days) of a small-scale fisherman.

He criticized the technique of push polling -- when pollsters raise doubts about a candidate -- as the "real bottom-fishing of a campaign".

I kept focus by remembering the saying that the salmon is the fish of a thousand casts.

It has been repeatedly shown earlier that some fish of a given batch reveal motion sickness (a kinetosis) at the transition from 1 g to microgravity.

He faced a stickier moral problem one day on Lake Champlain, when he caught the fish of a lifetime by accident.

It's a done deal, and I say because of this, an even riper fish of a deal.

The fish of a given strain were offspring from 25 or more group matings of wild-type fish.

Prior to 1951 most gillnets were made of cotton or linen twine, which caught fish of a narrow size range.

All fish of a treatment group received the same food ration, which was based on the mean body mass of fish within this group.

The permit is well-known by south Florida flats anglers as "the fish of a lifetime", and with good reason.