Sentence examples for logbook records from inspiring English sources

Diel variation in bottom trawl catch rates of hake (Merluccius capensis and M. paradoxus) was studied by applying a stochastic model to logbook records of the Namibian trawler fleet and data from the standard hake assessment surveys.

Historical distribution of whales shown by logbook records 1785-1913.

The distribution of certain whales as shown by logbook records of American whaleships.

In analyzing Oregon commercial logbook records and archived environmental data from the National Oceanographic Data Center, I found three environmental variables (bottom depth, vertical depth of fish in the water column, and temperature) to be statistically adequate.

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has digitally captured the Townsend Whaling Charts that were published as a series of 4 charts with the article titled "The distribution of certain whales as shown by logbook records of American whale ships" by Charles Haskins Townsend in the journal Zoologica in 1935.

The accuracy of the logbook records was a matter of great dispute and was one of the reasons for delay in agreeing on ITQs.

One piece, called "The Trade," includes notations from a slave ship logbook, recording exchanges of goods — "1 doz muslin handkerchiefs," "720 'worsted caps'" — for humans.

The logbook recorded a sighting of giraffes in a child's hand (GIRAFFEZ) at the north end of the park, so we set out that way with the idea that Ronald would help us spot roaming cheetahs and leopards as well.

His logbook recorded 418 hours as a pilot in command - which classed him as "intermediate" by the Civil Aviation Authority - rather than the 450 hours required to be termed as "experienced".

The reliability of logbook recording was examined for the NMES group by comparing the device's internal log to the patient logbook at the end of the 6-week intervention.

In addition, a Starwood executive, Christian E. Esquino Nunez, was accused of conspiring with associates in the 1990s and 2000s to falsify records documenting the history of planes they bought and sold — including tail numbers, inspection stamps and logbooks, records show.