Sentence examples for in trawling from inspiring English sources
The two groups of researchers have both used the latest method in trawling the human genome for disease genes.
The claims have been made by a British-based group of "citizen investigative journalists" called Bellingcat, which specialises in trawling through data on social media and other open sources.
The recent rise in oil prices has brought renewed attention to energy savings in the fishing industry, and particularly in trawling.
Mr Drinkman and Mr Kalinin specialised in penetrating network security and hacking into corporate systems, prosecutors allege, while Mr Kotov specialised in trawling through the data looking for information worth stealing.
Steffensen and his graduate student Julius Nielsen spent several years collecting dead Greenland sharks, most of them accidently ensnared in trawling nets used to catch other types of fish.
And while one might ridicule the meagre take of a local B&B, or a fish and chip shack by the sea, communities to the south have done a tidy profit in trawling the waters of the tourist trade.
Changes of the BHQ-indices were larger in trawled areas than the natural variation in the experimental area.
In 2002, trawling for rockfish — the bottom-dweller often called "red snapper" and used in the spicy stew cioppino — was barred on much of the Pacific Coast.
Before too long, a growling pickup appeared in the distance, trawling.
Answer: they spend their entire lives in their rooms trawling through Google and YouTube looking for oddball stuff.
In 2009 Craig Richards at the University of Newcastle in Australia trawled the scientific literature on the benefits of prescribing elevated cushioned heels and other measures to counter over-pronation.
