Sentence examples for tuna motion from inspiring English sources
In tuna, motion is concentrated in the tail and the peduncle region (where the tail attaches to the body), and the amplitude of body motions in this region is greater than in carangiform fish.
Japanese delegation members supposedly told African representatives that European bluefin fleets would relocate to the coast of Africa and catch African yellowfin tuna if the Cites bluefin motion passed.
(b) The carangiform motion of a tuna.
Further, adding a DOF and running the median pectoral fin (MPF) anguilliform waveform can lead to a more maneuvering motion resembling between a tuna and an eel.
As shortsighted economic interests derailed a motion to list northern bluefin tuna on CITES in 1991 [117], the same occurred for southern bluefin tuna in 1999 [118].
Some of the detectives here were just walking through the motions — they couldn't catch Charlie the Tuna on a tuna-fish can.
The convention had earlier rejected, also by a wide margin, a softer motion by the Europeans that would have placed the tuna high on the international list of endangered species but delayed a trading ban for one year.
Vlambeer designer Jan Willem ("JW") Nijman developed the idea based on a television show about tuna fishermen that led him to consider an intersection between catching big fish, slow-motion photography, and Duck Hunts game mechanics.
The same streamlined shape for high-speed marine motion evolved independently at least four times: in Stenopterygius and other Mesozoic reptiles; in tuna, which are fish; and in dolphins and seals, which are mammals.
While copying the motion of a fish might be clever for mechanics and speed, disguising their vehicle as a Bluefin tuna fish won't do much good in just a few years, given that species' recently announced march to extinction.
