Examples of using Trawl in English and their translations into Polish
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attached to any part of the trawl.
Demersal pair trawl' means a demersal trawl towed by two boats simultaneously, one towing each side of the trawl.
which can heave up equipment such as a ship's anchor or a fishing trawl.
The precise geographic position of a haul in trawl fisheries shall be determined by the mid-point of the path between the start-point and end-point of the haul;
The discharging at sea of offal shall be prohibited during the shooting and hauling of trawl gear.
I showed him and Maria a zooplankton trawl from the gyre north of Hawaii with more plastic than plankton.
For the purposes of this Regulation the word'trawl' shall correspond to the terms'trawl, Danish seine
Hake is caught by the Portuguese fleet in the trawl and artisanal mixed fisheries together with other fish species and crustaceans.
Demersal trawl' means a trawl designed and rigged to operate on or near the seabed;
Trawl vibrant villages,
Specifically designed for the Baltic, this trawl facilitates the escape of young fish
I need a full CCTV trawl of the last starting with this one. three hours from all cameras in the immediate vicinity.
Section 2 monthly fine-scale data reporting systems for trawl, longline and pot fisheries.
tear should the rear end of the trawl twist along its axis during fishing operations;
may be used with, a trawl are defined in the Annex.
which are liable to obstruct the mesh in any part of a trawl or to deminish the dimensions of the mesh,
In particular the introduction of the Bacoma trawl(a trawl with a square meshed window in the codend) has been shown
in the High Sea, and stressed the unresolved problem of undesired catch of deep-sea species in the trawl fishery.
No 494/2002 shall not apply as regards the section of the trawl where those selective devices are inserted.
smoothly between voices without having to trawl through banks of information.