Sentence examples for spawning capabilities from inspiring English sources

Farmed salmon that escape from their cages are mating with wild salmon and producing strains with inferior spawning capabilities.

These groundbreaking capabilities have spawned discussions surrounding the ethics and applications of the new system, and have garnered significant attention around the world to ensure ethically correct usage.

For example, if humans could breathe underwater, what types of real estate might spawn from this capability?

But the new capabilities could also spawn a range of new ideas.

The histological data from June collections show that NS conchs are unable to maintain reproductive capability throughout the spawning season.

●Utilising CometCloud's CloudBursting capability to spawn workers solely for data processing.

That problem spawned Manhattan-based MongoDB, whose flexible "NoSQL" schemas and horizontal scaling capabilities made it the default choice for a generation of startups.

ICES uses historical records to develop critical limits on the spawning stock biomass; outside these limits the stock is considered to have "reduced reproductive capability" (ICES, 2006).

For female driven mate choice, we tested the hypothesis that semelparous female worms choose a male upon the perceived capability of the male to nurture her offspring following her death after the spawning event.

We studied the effects of accumulated nitrate in water on the spawning, hatching and development of medaka using a simple nitrifying filter and a combined filter having both nitrifying and denitrifying capabilities.

Moreover, the capability approach has spawned so many measures, each more complicated than the last, that GDP starts to look appealing again.