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They show up in lakes and ponds and postholes with no visible connection to the sea, leaving the inquisitive shaking their heads.

Treated sludge is often stored in ponds where the water eventually evaporates, leaving behind a dried, red, clay-like soil.

Imitating the Buddha stirs up in the as in but the felling of , these thousand carp ponds appear to have secret attraction to me.

In 1855, British soldiers in Nova Scotia decided to try a form of field hockey on the frozen lakes and ponds, using a puck i lead of a ball.

But in at least three of the ponds at the Fukushima site, that routine cooling no longer seems to be happening.

The trained neural network model of this system, network model after training of can be able to predict water quality of the breeding ponds.

Ponds along the shore , my husband bath in the direction of the door homesick walking .

There was a Chinese-themed garden with ponds, tea houses and a replica of the Great Wall.

These have to be nurtured in ponds that require attention and occupy land that could be used for other things.

If it proves commercially feasible, coal plants around the world could one day be flanked by carbon-cleaning algae greenhouses or ponds.

Those ponds will be the fulfillment of 28 years of single-minded advocacy by Veer Bhadra Mishra, one of the Ganges' best-known protectors.

In wet periods, when the water table was high, animals could easily drink from seepage ponds near the surface.

During travelling outside of your home, do not go fishing or swimming at unfamiliar water ponds for vacation.

We did not see at all any small views of Five Dragon Ponds and Sacrificial Altar.

As many as 60 of these fish ponds once operated along the southern shore, and most of them were constructed at least 700 years ago.

And ponds, tanks and reservoirs may not be full enough to support agriculture, or may be at risk of damage from floods.

For dredging works, only mechanical dredgers with bucket-type closed-grabs shall be used for the dredging of river bed or ponds.

Water harvesting is more than just a matter of constructing ponds, dams, wells or tanks, of course.

The lotus leaf is held as a symbol of purity in many cultures due to its ability to remain clean in murky ponds.

In the fields, he saw two or three ponds, where there were groups of geese and ducks sporting in water.

Solazyme's approach is unusual, though. Instead of growing its algae in sunlit ponds it keeps them in the dark and feeds them with sugar.

Farmers did not hesitate to stock crayfish in some ponds and use aggressive chemical treatments to eradicate them from others.

There was a recent sighting of the rare Bechstein bat and endangered great crested newts are flourishing in the ponds.

With the new info in hand, scientists should be able to build better models of smaller sea-ice features like melt ponds and ridges.

Typical of a foreigner, I suppose, I'm just wild about the traditional ornate roof lines, the shrines and the goldfish ponds everywhere.

Those ponds and streams are so small that they cannot be shown in your maps.

First, the researchers pump saltwater into ponds or flow it past cages used for growing shrimp or fish.

Control of DO in culture ponds is one of the main techniques in intensive culture model.

Adding ponds, waterfalls, and fountains adds a pleasing kinetic dimension to any landscape plan.

The utility model can also be used for treating water quality of small waterworks and small fish ponds in the countryside.

Water evaporates from the surface of oceans, lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, and puddles.

Clean-up and repairing aquaculture and mariculture ponds, damaged cages and aquaculture hatcheries and training centres will be a priority.

Underwater lighting works best in fountains and ponds, with the light source placed back from the area to be illuminated.

Since 42% area of the city is covered by water, including a vast number of ponds and streams, Suzhou is praised as the "Oriental Venice" .

The heron is one of the UK's largest native birds and grey herons are also common around garden ponds.

They carved out thousands of lakes and ponds, and left the tapestry of streams and rivers that drained the plains.

The waters of ponds and reservoirs belonging to agricultural collective economic organizations shall be owned by the collectives.

The bacteria and their phosphorolysis characteristics of two eutrophic ponds in Dongli District and Xiqing District were studied.

Behind the main temple and to the right are the Good Wish Gardens, replete with colourful pavilions, zigzag bridges and artificial ponds.

Some of regulation and reasons for plankton distribution in rotifer cultivated ponds and importance in production management were discussed.

Guandu Nature Park consists of a mosaic of freshwater and brackish ponds, mudflats, marsh, rice paddies , and woodland.

The two reservoirs near the edge of a ravine where they repair 30 acres of raising fish ponds, designed to keep special fish.

Experts say ponds with a surface area smaller than one hundred square meters may not be profitable.

The process needs no secondary settling ponds, which saves capital construction investment. It has high automation control level. T. . .

It may be divided into the study of standing water habitats, e. g. lakes and ponds, and running water habitats, e. g. rivers and streams.

The revised proposal would also include a few additional fish ponds at Lut Chau for uses including Drainage improvement.

They dug ponds near the sea in which to raise fish rather than harvest the reefs.

Environmental ponds, also known as water gardens are ponds that combine various plant and fish types.

The results show that the bacilli occupied dominant positions in water bodies and substrate sludge of the two eutrophic ponds.

Two circular open-pit mines are visible, as well as a number of tailings ponds and tailings piles.

Workers at the Fukushima Daiichi plant have been battling to cool reactors and spent fuel ponds to avoid a large-scale release of radiation.

The facility boasts a swimming pool, a huge gym, a selection of classes and a tranquil setting with the home set amidst a series of ponds.

Not only the waterfalls and ponds here, even the entire valley with the two streams is called the "Flying Dragon Gorge" .

As well as canals, ponds and a pavilion, it also has tennis courts and a sports ground.

But it fits only in locations where sufficient agriculture lands, fish ponds or productive lagoons for further post-treatment are available.

the temples beautiful landscape is interspersed with lotus ponds , traditional bridges , miniature gardens and exquisite carvings.

To these were added 23 storage ponds and a reservoir able to irrigate 10000 mu of land.

The worst contamination so far has come mainly from fires in ponds where spent fuel rods are stored.

Any of various gnat like flies of the family Chironomidae , found worldwide and frequently occurring in swarms near ponds and lakes .

Mountains springs, ponds and rivers can be seen everywhere in Jiuzhaigou, with the water so clean it's almost transparent.

Used to scoop fish from the water, either on small scale in streams or ponds or commercially from large catches.

A narrow range of popular edible fish has been introduced to many lakes and ponds all over the world.

Discover ancient sacred sites on the banks of rivers, near fish ponds, in parks or set among the cliffs.

Claimants cords of two ponds, brave the wind and sail pocket, but also have taken drift had drowned.

Bo-right with his private helicopter pilot fish ponds open to the sky.

It is a quick visit there, we run up and got back quickly. The upper, middle and lower ponds and waterfalls are also very beautiful indeed.

Raining days in Southern Spain are unlikely to endure too long. It was dry again then the ponds on the square soon all became traceless .

Natural, self cleaning waters and ponds in gardens and public parks--Design, Construction, Living Quality and ecological sustainability.

Initially I wasn't sure what the cause was, but then I switched back to my Ponds face wash and the acne has pretty much cleared up.

The relationships between water supply capacity of ponds and land topographical characteristics were investigated.

Pond formation history, groundwater flow-through ponds, phosphorous contamination.

Detention ponds : an engineered drainage facility designed to collect stormwater for complete gradual discharge .

But the area is full of little ponds in there, so it is impossible to stop mosquitoes from flying from an untreated pond to a treated pond.

Rainwater will no longer be discharged from municipal pipes but will be retained in local ponds and supplement groundwater.

Where possible, fish pond operators should reduce the water level of ponds which are likely to be flooded.

They have left the land scarred by barren tailings ponds and eroded hilltops.

Mortar masonry protection would be used when filled embankment past through ponds, reservoirs, paddy fields.

If it is immersed in open water sources such as ponds and shallow step wells the worm emerges and releases thousands of larvae.

The Usumacinta River, visible as a thin river in 2009, flows past multiple lakes and ponds en route to the sea.

These will include open ponds as well as bioreactors, where the algae are grown in sealed tubes.

Small, shallow ponds have been stocked with red swamp crawfish and are managed for commercial production.

Another government project to line ponds near Olympic venues with plastic was undone after opposition from environmental groups.

Preferably in the wild fish and shrimp ponds, koi , goldfish, algal shrimp, etc. , not much fish, the best bright colors.

All the ponds, lakes and rivers were frozen over, and the roads were covered with slippery ice or deep snow.

But I do still see them holding hands and walking along the edge of the woods by the ponds. But only on the 18th.

There were hundreds of thousands of such ponds and ditches in the rural scenery.

This setting, hydroponics and fish ponds, lights run from windmills or water wheels, will be a setup few can plan for or attain.

People accused of not working hard enough were hung and beaten; sometimes they were bound and thrown into ponds.

"Fish are often raised in ponds where they feed on waste from poultry and livestock, " the report said.

Experts say ponds with a surface area smaller than 100 square meters may not be profitable.

temperature among the eight ponds in each month were conducted.

Fish ponds temporarily occupied by works areas shall be reinstated back to fish ponds.

Students in this field study the many varieties of life in lakes, ponds, rivers, and other inland bodies of freshwater.

One of the coal ash ponds near Shentou number two power plant, Shuozhou, Shanxi province.

These prairie ponds are like time capsules. And they store another kind of data, showing how the plains have changed across millennia.

We told earlier how the Wise Master began the tradition of having Free Life ponds in temples.

Such methods don't destroy the land or create tailings ponds, though they do burn a lot of natural gas to create the steam.

Air pollution: thirty million tons of methane - a gas that contributes to global warning - comes from manure in sewage ponds or heaps.

Flowing waters like rivers and streams are called lotic ecosystems; standing water like lakes and ponds are lentic.

The tsunami destroyed the earthen banks of the fishponds and filled the ponds with debris and often-toxic silt.

The history that the farmers drink the water directly from rivers, lakes, ponds and ditches has come to an end.

Aquacultural ponds are one of the types of artificial wetlands.

Thus three ponds of different sizes appeared as the home of the Yellow Dragon's family.

But after that day swans, ducks, and geese shared all the ponds in peace, and there were no taking turns.

The scientists took the boric acid sweet bait to the West African nation of Mali. They sprayed it on plants near man-made ponds.

Creation of additional freshwater ponds will also benefit waterbirds and herpetofauna.

Wastewater treatment areas; sewage farms, settling ponds, oxidation basins, etc.

Mulberry-base-pond, a special dike-pond mode, was a kind of management integrated fish ponds with breeding of mulberry silkworm.

Crocodiles lurk even in the freshwater ponds, and scorpions scuttle over the rocks.

Five main tours of the ponds of Dalian order to have: Five ponds of Dalian, medicine spring mountain parks, volcano museums.

The brunt of the storm hit Myanmar's delta region, the country's bread basket. It wiped out crops, shrimp farms and fish ponds.

The pavilions, halls, rockeries, ponds and cloisters all have unique characteristics.

I always dreamt of country life: biking down shady lanes, fishing in sparkling ponds, and jumping into piles of autumn leaves.

You will find in this description specific information about two of the best: the East and West Ponds.

Ground water in a 30-square-mile area near Denver was contaminated from disposal of pesticide waste in unlined disposal ponds.

Eyewitnesses reported that some ponds were so stuffed with corpses that they disappeared, the water completely displaced.

The water from the fish ponds and pool that cover the 65% of the internal garden area, evaporates providing additional cooling.

The first experiments might start in closed ponds, and then spread to California offshore locations near San Francisco and Santa Cruz.

The carefully designed gardens, calm ponds and exquisite buildings provide a respite for visitors.

Histories now recall how native Livonians in those day ran to the rivers and ponds to "wash off their baptism " when the invader was away .

As darkness falls, surfaces of rivers, lakes, and ponds are dotted with the lanterns that young men and women have released.

The researchers also placed a sweet-smelling spray on grasses near other ponds. But that spray contained no boric acid.

A fierce swan with a black bulb on its forehead inhabited the Adamses' ponds, and we would get it to chase us.

We still skim the back waters of ponds and streams for the seed of Betula , Acer Salix and Populus species .

The projected rise in sea level could increase saltwater intrusion into freshwater ponds and rice fields.

Artificial duck ponds do not count.

The ponds were nothing more than small pools of fish were repeatedly captured by fishhooks and released.

Habitat: Found in a variety of water bodies including swamps, streams and ponds.

Look, everything here looks bright and natural--the ponds, rockeries, trees and buildings.

Using innovative tecnology, the Outback allows the user to filter water from most U. S. Streams, lakes or ponds.

For bioremediation of shrimp culture environment, 331 bacteria strains were isolated from mud of shrimp ponds in shandong province.

Because the ponds are open to the atmosphere, radioactive material from the spent fuel spread straight into the environment.

The ponds will then be refilled with rainwater before the arrival of the wintering waterbirds in October .

spread the mixture of 1 kg amazerm , 90 kg rice bran , and 9 kg yeast powder to the bottom of the ponds before fill the ponds with water.

In this paper, change rules of nitrogen contents in shrimp-shellfish mixed culture ponds were studied.

Mother turned a deaf ear, he threw actually ponds on the school door, and then a look of indifference and walked away.

A commercial facility consisting of tanks or ponds in which fish are raised for food.

Beyond the islet there's a causeway lined with weeping willows, and the ponds full of blooming lotus.

Western media sometimes report on the filthy, algae-filled ponds of Chinese aquaculture.

When they're still young, he says, farmers toss animal waste in the ponds and allow the tilapia to feed on the algae bloom that follows.

That should, in theory, allow them to restart the pumps that supply cooling water both to the reactors and to the spent fuel ponds.

Ponds, streams, and water from run-off should not be used as the sole source of drinking water.

The waste water is initially stored in a series of ponds in which the anaerobic and aerobic treatment is sufficient to irrigate crops.

there are two lotus ponds in front of angkor wat, the little house at the back serves as breakfast parlour, they make great egg baguettes.

tupelos: deciduous trees of moist habitats especially swamps and beside ponds.

Designed for collecting water samples from swimming pools, streams, ponds, and other hard-to-reach places.

Tiny rippling whirlpools on the water's surface suggest that the ponds are full of fish.

The focus of the emergency has switched from the reactors to spent fuel-storage ponds.

Inland, fish in the native ponds and riverways will likewise survive, but not in numbers greater than the environment can sustain.

Common places in which we see surface water are ponds , lakes, and rivers.

To avoid rejections, Chen and other farmers say, they keep their ponds clear of material that could ruin the tilapia's taste.

The stone tower of the lake noodles is three ponds to print a month lord a view out of the station.

Deep waters are blue or dark blue, while brighter blues indicate shallow waters or salt ponds (in the south).

The species is native to South-east Asia, where it is kept in fish ponds or reservoirs as a game fish.

The fish pond is a University of Southern Mississippi airport private property, and Dumont Sanders stay because of too much like the ponds.

Ponds, pavilions, rocks, water, flowers and trees in the gardens create a poetic mood for tourists.

Sixty acres of woods and ponds are home to camels, zebra, bison, water buffalo, ostrich and antelope.

The species composition and the biomass of phytoplankton varied whenfeeded with photosynthetic bacteria in fish ponds.

The targets were cooling ponds situated above the reactors, which store fuel rods.

Some say the ancient Sumerians were the first civilization to keep fish in ponds more than four thousand years ago.

He had to come down with 10 ponds to her favorite charity.

Fukushima had a lot of used fuel in spent-fuel ponds, which keep it cool and absorb its radiation.

Rustic wetlands are replaced with fountains and immaculate arti? cial ponds.

Aqueducts and ponds were recognized as habitats with highest invasion ratio.

Hone your leadership skills and become a big fish in these small ponds, and that will lead to opportunities to swim in much bigger waters.

Fish jumped out of their bowls and ponds.

Dredges are used in rivers, lakes, ponds and offshore shallow waters.

I used to swim in the ponds around our village, but they have all dried up.

Step Gather water from streams, rivers, ponds, lakes, and natural springs.

Sapphire says it is not growing any genetically engineered algae in open ponds yet.

Instead of using open ponds, some companies are using bioreactors, which typically contain the algae in tubes.

Gather water from streams, rivers, ponds, lakes, and natural springs.

An aquatic grass forming extensive floating mats in ponds and lakes, often in shade of trees.

That was a morning in the early of June. I took a bus to my school in the suburb which was surrounded by rice paddies and ponds.

Turn right at Tu'er Lu and you soon come upon Yu'er Park, a quiet retreat with ponds, rockeries and flower gardens.

Yes, they are dreams to drive, but they also can catch fire, veer into ponds or impale pedestrians on their hood ornaments.

Bullfrogs were mainly found in reservoirs, ponds and rivers, and share habitats with 6 indigenous frog species in this area.

They'll also enter and swim in ponds and slow-moving streams if no other option for transit exists.

Artificial freshwater ponds (often called stews) held carp, pike, tench, bream, eel, and other fish.

Scattered like stars in the deep mountains are numerous reservoirs and ponds.

When developers fill ponds and marshes to build houses, amphibians can't just move somewhere else.

Three ponds print tour route inside the island in month general from north to south carry on.

Raising fish in ponds of standing water can work well on a traditional farm.

There are four ponds fed by a solar-powered electric water pump, and the builders erected 1000 artificial nests for the new residents.

You look at the field urgently sweating garden, pastures, fish ponds, streams because of my arrival, they had a new look.

The barefoot peasants plowing fields behind shiny water buffaloes were still there, and so were lotus-filled ponds and distant pagodas.

The Lake District has many ponds and lakes, and the Peak District has mountains and hills to climb.

And the bacteria in two ponds couldn't decompose inorganic phosphorus.

Yet the lotus blossoms in the lotus ponds of Paradise care nothing about such matters.

The investigation was made on the plankton in shrimp ponds of Ging Dui Fishery Corporation from May to September, 1991.

Also, be aware of the danger posed by orangy rays of autumnal sunlight glinting off duck ponds, they can momentarily blind you.

In the cold of a lonely night it can rattle the sash and stay there muttering of ice and snow banks and deep-frozen ponds.

There are plenty of fish ponds and chicken farms, supplying everybody with fresh fish and eggs.

Surface water is collected directly from streams, rivers, ponds, lakes, dams, and reservoirs.

Inhabits ponds, streams and rivers, preferring stagnant and muddy water of plains (Ref. 41236).

So, the ponds, the open bodies, are everywhere, right from Sri Lanka to Kashmir, and in other parts also.

A Soviet era water tower and been modernised and all emergency fire ponds kept full.

All the sewage is discharged to ponds through open trenches, and there are no sewage treatment plants in 10 villages.

Mining the sands also strips forest and creates vast ponds of toxic by products.

Water that was shown on the map proved to be salty ponds and not drinkable.

Fish jumped out of bowls and ponds.

The weight of the air over one square foot of the earth at sea level is 2160 ponds.

Like different cities, no two ponds are alike, but many contain the water lily.

The work consists mainly of digging ponds and reservoirs.

Villagers use water from the ponds during the dry season.

whether the turtle is a wild, greenhouse or outside ponds? let's teach you how to distinguish .

That's an important thing to do because there are about 6, 000 municipal wastewater treatment ponds in the U. S.

Summer DuShuiQuan fish ponds was PanTouYu foaming received restaurant to court after the phone in a hurry apart.

For more than a century, the bay has been home to industrial salt-harvesting ponds.

When the artificial nests were occupied, newcomers built their own using clay from the ponds.

That means that the creatures thrashing in Chen's ponds are the future of fish.

That was determined largely by specific events in each ponds' history, such as the order in which species were introduced.

The sinking sound of melting snow is heard in all dells, and the ice dissolves apace in the ponds.

Sedimentation ponds Pond where waste water is temporarily stored to allow the solids to settle out.

rosary ponds A series of fish ponds with water flowing from one to the next.

Elsewhere carbon is sprayed or bubbled into algae ponds.

The plant will soon choke ponds and waterways if left unchecked.

Tailings ponds contain a number of toxins that can leak into the groundwater or the Athabasca River.

Soil is important not only in planting but in the building of ponds and streams.

Or they might sip from the morning dew or from rain drops or from edges of ponds or puddles.

It is curious about fetid ponds and it makes my juices flow when it senses breakfast being cooked in restaurants.

black gallinule that inhabits ponds and lakes.

In the gardens, there were ponds and streams, with pavilions to sit in.

To find the secrets of the valley, scientists carried out experiments in the four large ponds for which the areas named.

some truly amazing fish fill the world ' s oceans , lakes , rivers and ponds.

As great springs become full, small ponds become full.

In aquaculture, fish are raised in tanks or small bodies of water called ponds.

Roofing tiles cover mounds of salt harvested from seaside evaporating ponds near Marsala, Sicily, Mar.

Put in April and May, the hylas croaking in the ponds, the elastic air.

The streams may flow into lakes and ponds, or join and form rivers.

Anne: I recently read where they're making crop circles now in our northern states in ponds of ice.

Beavers are strange-looking creatures. They spend a lot of time in the water. building dams to create little lakes or ponds.

To do that, Chen has made his ponds deeper, making room for 20 percent more fish.

Asian carp were imported to the southern U. S. in the 1970s to suck up scum from catfish ponds.

What causes the green slime sometimes seen on ponds?

Grass, shrubs, the fish in the ponds they've all been selected.

The village head tree jingouzhai tail much storage on a stream across "rain bridge" , village ponds in four cloth.

There is grass, there are ponds, but there is no grass, but there is also a southern charm in poetry.

s: In order to reduce the ponds culture oxygen lack risk, This paper introduce a dissolve oxygen (DO) control system design.

As small ponds become full, big ponds become full.

When big ponds are full, small rivers become full.

They breed mainly in flooded fields and ponds.

Eventually, around 30 tonnes of water was sprayed on the ponds by vehicles from the Japanese army.

The reason, revealed by satellite, is that the suburbs have more backyard ponds and puddles.

2 lessons of river, lake, sea, reservoirs, ponds, power plants and other underwater silt and sand.

February brings the rain , thaws the frozen ponds again .

cresses that grow in clear ponds and streams.

Many forms of aquatic life inhabit ponds.

There were ponds and trees behind the artists' studios, also birds live in the area around there.

Traditional management of the shrimp ponds will be maintained to provide an example of the wise use of wetlands.