The fish are then kept in pools of clean water for five days before they are sold to clean the taste of the pond from their flesh.
And how did Google searches predict the spread of the H1N1 flu outbreak?" As organizations begin processing bigger pools of "messy" data rather than small pools of "clean" data, they will gain more accurate insights about how to operate and we, as consumers, will get more accurate and complete information from which to make smarter choices.
There are chocolate-box waterfalls, streams and rivers set in stunning canyons, rock slides that plunge into pools full of clean, tingly water, miles of underground caves, birdlife as diverse as any in South America and wonderful trekking and horseriding in the mountains and forests.
Aedes aegypti lays its eggs in small pools of relatively clean water, e.g. rainwater, with relatively little organic matter and therefore limited nutritional resources.
Never empty a pool to clean the liner.
Patagonia's foray into home energy began when a solar developer whom Ms. Marcario knew introduced her to the concept of tax equity investing, a complex type of transaction that was limiting the pool of investors for clean energy development.
There will be a pool of $20 million to clean up and sell contaminated state-owned industrial sites; a $125 million, five-year fund for startup companies; film and studio tax credits; hundreds of millions of dollars in manufacturing assistance and work force development; a $50 million bridge-repair program; and a 50 percent cut in a business registration fee.
From a bridge above the Serchio River near Castelnuovo di Garfagnana we saw schools of big trout in a deep-shaded, clean pool of the river — one of the better swimming holes in the Apuans, as it turned out.
Where's all this history I've been hearing so much about?" "It didn't even look like a real ocean, just this big pool of distilled water -- clean but sterile... dead," Janet says of the ocean outside her motel window.
The pool feels slippery or sticky instead of clean.
