unculled

(ʌnˈkʌld)

adj

indiscriminate

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We subdivide the total animal population N(t) into compartments of susceptible S(t), vaccinated V(t), undetected infectious animals [I.sub.1] (t), and infectious detected and unculled [I.sub.2](t).

Dynamics and Stability Analysis of a Brucellosis Model with Two Discrete Delays

Pregnant dams (n = 63) remained singly housed with unculled litters throughout weaning.

Developmental exposure to concentrated ambient particles and preference for immediate reward in mice

Nearly three quarters of citations (73.9%) were issued for harvesting undersized or unculled oysters, or exceeding the daily catch limit.

The reasons for the citation were condensed into 6 general categories of citation: (1) administrative issues (e.g., license, taxes, paperwork), (2) use of illegal gear or dredging equipment, (3) harvesting at an illegal time or season, (4) harvesting in an illegal area, (5) collecting undersized (<3 in.) or unculled (i.e., unsorted) oysters, or (6) other reasons.

Nearly three quarters (73.9%) of citations were issued for oyster-specific reasons, mainly for possessing unculled or undersized oysters (Fig.

Harvesting unculled or undersized oysters was the most common type of citation issued in each tributary compared with other reasons for citations (Fig.

Analysis of marine police citations and judicial decisions for illegal harvesting of eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica, gmelin 1791) in the Maryland portion of the Chesapeake bay, United States, from 1959 to 2010

Although this unculled collection may be less powerful than Wiebe's novels, it will be welcomed by those who have followed his writing over the decades and appreciated by those who still need to be introduced to this important author.

Rudy Wiebe: Collected Stories

Haven't the would-be planners heard of Llandudno's ridiculously unculled population of herring gulls that live on the town's roofs, adept at snatching an ice cream or piece of chocolate out of anyone's hand?

IVOR WYNNE JONES: FORTHRIGHT & FEARLESS

The narrator, identified as a "female lodger" about midway through the story, is fascinated by the landlady, who is described as the matriarch of this community: "There she sits on the sofa, like an ancient unculled pearl in a battered shell.

Elizabeth Bishop's "Queer Birds": Vassar, Con Spirito, and the Romance of Female Community

The HEX trap was the most efficient trap in terms of maximizing legal catch and minimizing sublegal catch; however, the unculled catch still exceeds the 10% sublegal tolerance.

Blue crab, Callinectes sapidus, trap selectivity studies: mesh size

And as trees in Yellowstone remained unculled by fires, untU last summer, so wild herds in the park also remained unculled.