Random good picture Not show

91 It is inferred that if stocking greater density of Nile tilapia, the eutrophication process of natural water body under greater nutrient loading will be speeded up.

92 The Culex mosquitoes that usually spread West Nile tend to bite at sunup and sundown, which is why risk is heightened at those times of day.

93 Untended pools, ponds, and Jacuzzis stagnate—and become breeding grounds for mosquitoes that could carry diseases such as West Nile Virus.

94 I saw thousands of people moving through the downtown streets to join up with a crowd of Mubarak loyalists who had been gathering on the Corniche, the boulevard adjacent to the Nile River in Cairo.

95 The upstream states, including Ethiopia, source of the Blue Nile, which merges with the White Nile at Khartoum, and supplies 86% of the river's eventual flow, were allocated nothing.

96 West Nile virus can cause a fatal neurological disease in humans.

97 While Egypt's arable land constitutes only 3 percent of the country, a ribbon of land along the Nile is lush with crops. Egypt is the world's leading producer of long-staple cotton.

98 The discourses come from the detective novel Death on the Nile.

99 The Nile divides at its mouth and forms a delta.

100 Objective To explore the role of retinoic acid-induced gene I signal pathways during West Nile virus infection in vitro .

101 It reserved the entire dry season flow of the Nile for Egyptand allowed Cairo to veto any water development project in the Nilebasin .

102 Hippos and marabou storks wander the shoreline near the tiny fishing villages whose hauls of Nile perch, tilapia[sentencedict.com], catfish and white herring sustain the local economy.

103 Kenya offers more safari opportunities, including the Masai Mara, or you could head on to Kampala in Uganda and try white-water rafting on the White Nile close to its actual source (adrift.ug).

104 West Nile virus is mainly transmitted to people through the bites of infected mosquitoes.

105 The eye of a Nile crocodile. The eye is highly efficient at night; by day the pupil narrows to a slit.

106 When the Nile is in flood, it deposits a layer of mud on the fields.

107 A villager of Gatumba, Burundi, displays a photograph of an infamous Nile crocodile known as Gustave as workers in the background wade in the Rusizi River.

108 He has ever sewn up so many odalisques in sacks and tilted them into the Nile.

109 They were formed in the 1990s by diverting water from Lake Nasser, an artificial lake formed behind the Aswan High Dam on the river Nile.

110 Ramses ii in the Nile delta ordered a new city northeast of the capital, and its named cultivates er - ramses (meaning ramses palace).

110 Wish you will love sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!

111 After annexation by the Romans in A. D. 106, the city—once a hub of commerce—became less important as trade routes developed along the Red Sea and Nile River.

112 Fifteen localities in White Nile, Sinnar, and Gazeera states are affected.

113 The Blue Nile rises in Lake Tana in the Ethiopian highlands, the White Nile in Lake Victoria in Uganda (into which flow rivers from Rwanda and Tanzania).

114 In an unusual ambush, a Nile crocodile grabbed onto an elephant's trunk at an African water hole this summer.

115 It was identified in birds (crows and columbiformes) in Nile delta region in 1953.

116 The Nile River gave birth to the immortal civilization of the Egyptians.

117 That is when the Nile River flooded its banks, bringing water and fertility to the land.

118 Nonetheless, it can provide a basis for Nile riparian to negotiate and settle their dispute.

119 Photograph by Richard Nowitz A lateen-rigged sailboat called a felucca plies the Nile River in fading light near Aswan, Egypt.

120 The Nile enters Egypt at the top, winding its way down until exiting via the fertile delta into the Mediterranean Sea under Lower Egypt.