- the seabed.
Fishing dredges are used to
collect various species of clams, scallops,
oysters or
mussels from the seabed. Some
dredges are also
designed to...
-
chain mesh
functions as a net.
Dredges may or may not have
teeth along the
bottom bar of the frame. In Europe,
early dredges had teeth,
called tynes, at...
-
Dredging is a
cooking technique used to coat wet or
moist foods with a dry
ingredient prior to cooking. Put most simply,
dredging involves little more...
- Data
dredging (also
known as data
snooping or p-hacking) is the
misuse of data
analysis to find
patterns in data that can be
presented as statistically...
- A
suction dredge can be: A type of ship or boat
called a
suction dredger An
airlift (
dredging device) for use
underwater by
divers This disambiguation...
- the last commercial-scale
dredging operation to
operate out of Nome at sea.
Prior commercial-scale land-side
bucket dredges had all
already shutdown by...
- Each
season of
episodes follow the
current fleet of
dredges. The "ice"
series follows dredges housed in
temporary shelters set up over ice holes. Several...
- 1885,
Ellicott Dredges is one of the
oldest manufacturers in the
world that
specializes in the
design and
building of
dredges and
dredge machinery. Throughout...
- gold
dredge is a
placer mining machine that
extracts gold from sand, gravel, and dirt
using water and
mechanical methods. The
original gold
dredges were...
-
kilometres (31 mi) from the
dredges it energized.
Designed by the
Marion Steam Shovel Company, the
bucketline sluice dredge was
built on site at Claim...
