Sentence examples for moving upstream and from inspiring English sources

In large rivers like the Yellowstone and the Missouri, warmer-water-loving small-mouth bass are moving upstream, and biologists say they may supplant trout in some places.

It seemed an unlikely spot for a shark -- Matawan lies 11 miles inland from the Raritan Bay, linked to it by the creek -- but moments before the attack a fisherman had seen an underwater shadow moving upstream and had known exactly what he was looking at.

Type III: big landslides that reach the opposite side of the valley, moving upstream and downstream, and realize dams.

In particular, failures within large separation bubbles did not always lead to flight since the flow above the roof surface is moving upstream and slowly.

During the combustor design, the influence of boundary layer thickness, slot bleeding, cavity and hydrogen injection position on the basic combustor performance with uniform inlet flow condition are investigated, and it was found that the boundary layer bleeding could prevent the shock train from moving upstream, and the cavity could further enhance the combustion efficiency.

2. recognize that moving upstream and downstream intergenerationally is likely to yield divergent as well as overlapping insights.

We wooed it with dry flies to no avail, then moved upstream and swung a wet fly, a Blue Charm, over its lie.

Mr Schumer added the river should be viewed as a single eco-system, as fish, birds and boats move upstream and downstream.

Now that lenders have vastly tightened their lending criteria, criminals who specialize in mortgage fraud have little choice but to move upstream and seek out victims with good credit.

Birds are migrating, fish like striped bass are starting to move upstream, and, in the Northeast, wherever you turn, on foot or by boat, you are met by thick, tall walls of feathery reeds that border almost every creek and channel.

Tomorrow, we aim to move upstream and serve as the entry point for local transactions," he writes.