Fish used in a sentence

Fish in a sentence as a noun

> "There were dead fish on the surface.

As my prior boss used to say... "Give a man a fish, feed him for a day.

Teach a man to fish, and you'll have to answer ******* fish questions the rest of your life.

OMG, it's the ultimate mechanical_fish pet peeve collection!

Give a man a fish, etc....That is exactly what the paragraph you quoted means.

" and, "Jellyfish have no brain nor central nervous system".

Just one of those observations:A while ago, could be 3 or so years, I was in my local fish and chip shop.

On a somewhat related note, as far as animals go, jelly fish are nuts.

He follows all the conventional advice to a T -- chicken, fish, whole grain, salad.

"Yes, this is what I always do when I encounter dead fish and an unknown source of hissing gas: light it with a match.

Jelly fish are floating piles of goo with absolutely no purpose or delight in life other than being floating piles of goo.

Consequently, the selfish miner pool simply adopts the main branch whenever its private branch falls behind.

Since the selfish pool is a minority, its lead will eventually reduce to a single block with high probability.

My story: After my technical phone interviews, I got "accepted" as an intern, meaning I was in the Intern Pool of Rot, where I waded and waited for a team to fish me out. I waded and waded for a couple of months, hoping for a kind suitor.

Fish in a sentence as a verb

Instead of naively publishing this private block and notifying the rest of the miners of the newly discovered block, selfish miners keep this block private to the pool.

""When the selfish miner pool finds a block, it is in an advantageous position with a single block lead on the public branch on which the honest miners operate.

The key idea is very simple and is very clearly explained on pages 6-7:"When the public branch is longer than the private branch, the selfish mining pool is behind the public branch.

Because of the power differential between the selfish miners and the others, the chances of the selfish miners mining on their own private branch and overtaking the main branch are small.

More than half of the samples were of a fish known to be commonly "mislabeled" by standard industry practice, and the rest of the mislabelings were substitutions of one type of tuna for another.

These tools exist for the bigger fish: the dozens of Soviet-era nuclear weapons believed to be missing, or the small amounts of dangerous pathogens that periodically vanish from research labs.

""In the second scenario, where the selfish pool succeeds in finding a second block, it develops a comfortable lead of two blocks that allow it with some cushion against discoveries by the honest miners.

The selfish miners unanimously adopt and extend the previously private branch, while the honest miners will choose to mine on either branch, depending on the propagation of the notifications.

If the selfish pool manages to mine a subsequent block ahead of the honest miners that did not adopt the pool's recently revealed block, it publishes immediately to enjoy the revenue of both the first and the second blocks of its branch.

The omega balance raising IQs and resulting in more eco-scientists, sociologists, and general income for the government or charities for retooling of bronze-age fisherpeople.

It's made weirder by how big some of them get, "Jellyfish range from about one millimeter in bell height and diameter to nearly two meters in bell height and diameter; the tentacles and mouth parts usually extend beyond this bell dimension.

I'm reminded of this quote, attributed to the Cree Native Americans:"Only after the last tree has been cut down, only after the last river has been poisoned, only after the last fish has been caught, only then will you find that money cannot be eaten.

From wikipedia: "Most jellyfish do not have specialized digestive, osmoregulatory, central nervous, respiratory, or circulatory systems.