Sentence examples for rearing at from inspiring English sources

And secondly, in the time it takes to say 'and bowls', the ball has already pitched and would be rearing at Goochie's throat.

These findings can be used to recycle the excess N from shrimp production in a continuous and self-sufficient growth of indigenous microorganisms in the polyester support, thus providing additional food and water suitable to reuse for intensive shrimp larval rearing at low cost, particularly in closed culture systems with minimal or not water exchange.

In contrast to the rearing period, feed intake and eating time were not affected by CP level during rearing at 22 weeks of age, whereas eating rate was increased by 8 and 16% for CPm and CPl, respectively, compared to CPh.

Spielberg's first elegant move in War Horse is his depiction of an animal that becomes radiantly beautiful simply by being itself: frisking and rearing at his mother's heels, refusing to come when called, bolting madly at a light snap of Albert's whip.

Our research group previously developed a system for breeding Sepiella maindroni, a commercially important fishery species accounting for a large proportion of cuttlefish aquaculture in China, by creating artificial culture cycles capable of rearing at least six generations in captivity (Wei-Wei and Chun-Lin 2009).

Rearing at high temperatures resulted in higher frequencies of vertebral deformities, as expected.

Animals were reared at 16 to 20 °C.

Ballooning latency was lower in spiders reared at 20°C than in those reared at 15°C.

It seems likely that Bichitr was reared at the court.

She misses chicken, which she used to rear at home.

Further siblings reared at 1g and alternating light/dark (12h:12h) conditions served as contros.