Sentences with phrase «for fin»

One of my closest friends made this little hoop for Fin on her first birthday.

Image Source: Wolf Transitional Cooktop In Kitchen Designs This custom abode was the aboriginal «ground - up» blueprint home for A Fin...

Throughout his career, Ron has developed and successfully executed diverse strategies for raising debt and equity for fin - tech ventures.

I have been a Maintenace Shift Supervisor for TVA (Watts Bar) for the FIN team and would really like to apply my experience with your team.

Not subsidizing the service is a healthy choice for Fin, but that means «Unfortunately it's not at a price point that everyone on Earth can afford.»

The equations I used for fin efficiency come from «Solar Thermal Engineering» by Peter Lunde, page 183 (a good solar reference).

In his bid to create a viable market for fin whale products in Japan, he has used the resources of another company for which he serves as Chair of the Board — Icelandic fishing giant HB Grandi.

The Obama administration has strongly criticized Iceland for resuming international trade in the meat from its expanding hunt for fin whales, the second largest whale species and one still listed as endangered under the United States Endangered Species Act.

Your skipper provides informative commentary about the whales as you watch for fin splashes, tail slaps and impressive breaches where the whale rises up out of the water.

Synopsis: «The mission gets personal for Fin Shepard (Ian Ziering) and his bionic wife, April (Tara Reid), when their young son gets trapped in a traveling «nado and transported all over the world.

One woman on SA who went by the name Marissa was looking for Fin Dom in her profile (look it up).

An automated lunge detector for baleen whale tag data: application and results for fin whales off Southern California.

Without Kdm6b.1, zebrafish failed to regenerate amputated fins, meaning removal of the «off» mark is a prerequisite for fin regeneration.

Both fish and land animals possess clusters of Hoxa and Hoxd genes, which are necessary for both fin and limb formation during embryonic development.

Dive into the Big Blue for a fin - tastic first birthday.

We used one color fabric for the fin and another color plushy fabric for the tail.

It pays to be a little more discerning with fourth - quarter earnings reports, particularly for fin...

The company is planning to introduce profit leverages for FIN holders according to their performance and ability to stay competitive in the crypto market.

Indeed, the area's broad network of fiber optic data lines are crucial for fin - tech companies.

On the contrary the fishing of sharks for their fins by humans has brought many species to the brink of extinction.

«Every year, 90 million sharks are taken from the oceans and primarily used for their fins because the meat is no good and filled with mercury.»

This is a potential letdown spot for the Fins on a short week after a huge home upset over the Patriots.

As for the fins, they're very short which makes it really easy to walk around with them outside of the water.

An economic analysis of the value of sharks for ecotourism alone finds that each individual is worth far more alive than dead for its fins.

But like whales, swordfish and tuna, sharks have become big industry tickets, especially because the demand for fins began rising in the 1970s.

All are threatened primarily by overharvesting — sharks for their fins, and devil and manta rays for their gill rakers, which are used in Asian medicine.

They reproduce slowly and are being targeted for their fins and caught accidentally in the hunt for fish.

For example, in 2008 59 recorded shark attacks resulted in four human deaths; meanwhile humans killed some 73 million sharks last year, mostly for their fins to make soup.

The porbeagle shark is hunted for its fins, and populations could take decades to recover.

A new analysis of worldwide customs and trade data published in the journal Biological Conservation confirms that shark - fin trade has dropped by approximately 25 percent over the last decade «Although we can't say that we fully understand the scale or the cause of the shark fin trade decline in China, it seems safe to conclude that demand for fins is waning, and that sounds like good news for sharks,» says global shark fin trade expert Shelley Clarke, a co-author on this study.

Worm's lab's analysis of worldwide fishing data reveals that sharks are seriously endangered due to becoming «bycatch,» and for being fished for their fins and for seafood.

Worm highlights the alarming depletion of many shark species due to bycatch and for their fins, a key ingredient in shark fin soup.

One third of shark species is endangered; over 11,000 sharks are caught and killed every hour, mostly for their fins, to make shark fin soup.

Now hunted primarily for their fins, humans may be the end of many shark species.

«Sharks are critically important to our ocean ecosystem and yet are being killed by the tens of millions a year, mostly for their fins.

October 25, 2011 • Some 73 million sharks are killed each year for their fins.

Were there no penalties for FINS handing in their charter?

They are killed for their fins (faked as shark fins) and their gill rakers which are used in Chinese medicine.

Here's what our diver Jake had to say after our Tec expedition around Belongas, if this doesn't get your adrenaline pumping and have you reaching for your fins we are not sure what will!

Speaking of «shark PR,» the shark advocacy group, Shark Allies, says poachers kill 100 million sharks yearly - for their fins or for sport.

Bali Sharks operates a shark conservation nursery offering an alternative to fishermen killing sharks for fins.

We are once again starting up in collaboration with Marineland Florida for our Fins and Freedom tour.

TreeHugger has covered the plight of sharks being hunted to extinction just for their fins on a number of occasions.

Worldwide, shark populations are in decline due to unregulated fishing, much of it to meet the high demand for fins.

Up to 73 million sharks are killed annually primarily for their fins, which are used as an ingredient in shark fin soup, a popular dish in many East Asian countries.

This Resolution is particularly relevant since it provides a good indication of the extent of the Parliament's support for a fins - naturally - attached policy and its future voting behaviour.

Anyway, in this design, we did not have room or budget for fins on the heat sink or a fan, so the heat elimination would be more radiative than convective — just a flat plate.

MEPs supported the European Commission's proposal for a fins naturally attached policy without exception by 566 - 47.

Legislation Hits World's Largest Market for Fins Scientists Track Origins of Shark Fins Using DNA «Zip Codes» Ocean Film Fest 2011: Great White Sharks Disappearing Into Soup Bowls?

Sudal told National Geographic, «I am getting backlash, but the Chinese kill a hundred million sharks a year for their fins,» he said.