There are an endless number of traps that a new business can fall into.
There are still enough rats about for him to employ 22 cats, use a good deal or Red squill poison, and a large number of traps.
The government started it in the 1960's by setting a limit on the total number of traps used by the fleet in Port Lincoln.
This is a trap success rate of about 0.80 percent for the site (number of captures divided by sampling effort and number of traps).
Dr. Kramer is concerned that the marketing of lionfish might increase the number of traps on reefs, which could trap other fish as well.
After a quick breakfast, we set out a number of traps where we had seen a few birds come to ground yesterday.
Capture rate is the number of animal captures divided by the sampling effort — the number of traps multiplied by sampling nights.
Fishermen like Mr. Day say they worry that regulators will impose even stricter measures, like further limiting the number of traps each lobsterman can use, that would make an arduous living all the harder.
Paul Collier, former director of development research at the World Bank, who coined the "bottom billion" phrase, warns that the poorest countries in the world are caught in a number of "traps" because poverty, corruption and conflict feed on one another and conspire to keep poor countries poor.
No pity, replies the wheelchair-bound former paraglider wryly, is just what I want.In this section Looking for the exit Yes, we can The power of jaw-jaw Scent of dreams Friends united Placing words Dirty Hoover ReprintsLess deftly handled, the treatment of such a subject could have fallen into a number of traps.
In one of his poems, just four lines long, Queneau sets a number of traps, punning on, to take one example, different meanings of "fils" (son, or wires, take your pick), and ends with the challenge: "allez me traduire ça en anglais!" Which Rachel Galvin, naturally enough, renders as "go translate that into French for me!" It's the spirit you have to get into above all here, and Galvin knows it.
