Sentence examples for rearing grounds from inspiring English sources

It is possible that emigration to the ocean from the Mokelumne rearing grounds entails greater mortality risks than emigration from the American, consistent with the apparent higher survival of Chinook smolts in the northern delta than in the central delta (Brandes and McLain 2001).

On the ground floor, the living room has French doors that open onto the rear grounds and a fountain.

They began tearing apart a rear, ground floor apartment and remaking it.

"And then we immerse them in liquid nitrogen and then put them in a dry shipper [container]." Researchers plan to use the Marine Science Institute's new "Sea Simulator" – a high-tech aquarium which can mimic the sea's physical conditions, including temperature and water quality – as a nursery ground for rearing juvenile corals, and to test ways of reintroducing them to the reef.

Punk's spirit, however, formed out of frustration, speed and anger rooted in anarcho-capitalist/primitivist intellectualism has remained strong, rearing its head in ground-breaking noise acts like Arab on Radar in the mid 1990s or seminal math rock albums like Ex-Models' Zoo Psychology or The Locust's Plague Soundscapes in the early 2000s.

Over at Truckle & co, owner Silvana Taurian serves up "stag snags" made of venison and pigs reared on her grounds especially for the winter feast.

"I listen with my eyes and see through that/ Mellifluous din of shapes my masterpiece/ Of masterpieces:/ One sandstone chord that holds up time in space:/ Sforzando Suilven reared on his ground bass".

Group 2 included rearing up, balking, rushing forward, and rolling on ground.

Cattle and sheep are reared on the drier ground.

9.16pm BST Crushed by the wheels of industry Smokestacks rear out of the ground.

Females nest in holes in the ground, where they rear two or three white, pear-shaped chicks alone.