Sentence examples for herring age from inspiring English sources

By definition, steepening is defined in three dimensions (age, time, and per capita health care expenditures) as is the red herring (age, time to death and individual health care expenditures).

Why, it's surströmming, the craved-for but notorious Swedish classic herring dish (aged in lactic acid, bacteria and enzymes and sealed in cans that bulge and sometimes burst).

Freshly-caught herrings are aged in brine for up to a year, causing them to ferment while their blood mixes with the brine.

It was chartered in the late 13th century, and during the late Middle Ages its herring trade attracted German merchants from Lübeck, who settled there and named it Elbogen ("Elbow") for the curve of the coastline at that point.

We use a factorial design based on an experimental columns system to observe larval herring at four different ages (17, 31, 38 and 45 days post hatch [dph]), in isothermal and stratified water and with two prior feeding conditions (fed and unfed).

"Ownership is really a red herring in the modern media age," Mr. Scholl said.

I fed her fresh herring all weekend.

Haglund et al. [10] have reported BDE-47 concentrations 3.2 27 µg/kg lipid weight in different age groups of Baltic herring.

Ageing is a red herring: mobility rates have dropped most for young workers.

The Herrings are not adopting him because his age, and the severity of his disability mean there is no real chance that they will lose him to a family offering a permanent home.

This may also explain why marinus achieved complete reproductive isolation more rapidly than other taxa in the herring gull group and, thus, why the phylogenetic age of the marinus lineage was previously overestimated.