Примеры использования Sink rate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Where sink rate data collection is required according to Conservation Measure 24-02, paragraph B2(ii), the Working Group recommended that streamer line data be collected in the course of sink rate data collection.
longlines may be set during daylight hours if the vessels can demonstrate a consistent minimum line sink rate of 0.3 metres per second.
this approach may be preferred to using sink rate specifications alone.
weight of line weights on the sink rate of Spanish system longlines.
designed to ensure that a line sink rate of at least 0.3 m/s was achieved during daytime fishing operations.
which contains an exemption from night setting requirements south of 65 S for vessels which demonstrate a consistent minimum line sink rate of 0.3 m/s.
designed to ensure that a line sink rate of at least 0.3 m/s was achieved during daytime fishing operations.
88.2 vessels fishing south of 65 S in daylight were required to use line weights to achieve a consistent minimum line sink rate of 0.3 m/s Conservation Measure 216/XX.
should be conducted to provide real-time feedback on the actual line sink rate achieved.
Line Weighting- Autoline System 7.81 In Subarea 88.1 vessels fishing south of 65 S in daylight were required to use line weights to achieve a consistent minimum line sink rate of 0.3 m/s Conservation Measure 210/XIX.
IWLs that are developed to being greater than 12 mm diameter would need to undergo independent sink rate tests to ensure that they meet the 0.2 m/sec sink rate,
longline access window sink rate, vessel speed,
that it would be reasonable to monitor the sink rate at 10 m depth instead of at 15 m.
have no effect on sink rate.
which incorporates vessel speed and hookline sink rate into a single measure, provides an improved measure of risk to seabirds rather than sink rate alone, and that vessel speed is an important component of seabird risk to longline gear.
the addition of weights attached to the codend to increase the sink rate and reduce the time that nets remain on
Protocol C for vessels monitoring longline sink rate with either(TDR) or bottle tests,
giving a sink rate of about 0.9 m/s),
the Working Group reviewed available data on the maximum length of longlines used in the Convention Area with respect to Conservation Measure 24-02 and longline sink rate testing prior to entering the CCAMLR Convention Area.
Noting that vessel speed data are routinely collected for all longline sets and that sink rate data are available for a wide range of line-weighting scenarios, the Working Group recommended that the‘2-m access window' analysis be used in concert with sink rate data to evaluate the merits of line-weighting scenarios and prescriptions for the