“The young lady sitting there didn't see the two soldiers enter through the hatch as Marcus had blocked her view.”

“The young lady sitting there didn't see the two soldiers enter through the hatch as Marcus had blocked her view.”

“If female broiler breeders are fed ad libitum then egg production and hatchability are poor.”

“By the hatchability of eggs, we then mean the percentage of eggs set that hatch chicks able to walk and eat.”

“Eggs set under hens usually give a hatchability of 50 per cent.”

“It's done real quickly, and the birds are put in a hatcher, where they dry off real quick.”

“Fitzpatrick and hatcher, and old Bill Williams, well-known leaders of trapping parties, soon arrived with their bands.”

“Empowering Women in the Workplace For hatcher and P.A.C.E. the results have already been encouraging.”

“It was found that the loss of eggs was not due to bad water or any defective method of handling the eggs in the hatchery, but due to the nonfertilization of the eggs.”

“Most Japanese oysters are maricultured, which means they are actually born in a hatchery where egg and sperm are artificially combined.”

“After the tiny oysters have grown to a certain size, they are ready to be removed from the hatchery.”

“Other small huts on the deck cover a hatchway below decks and the rigging store.”

“They sat on the open deck, using a battened hatchway as a table, and feasted on fresh produce purchased on the quay.”

“She was now approaching the bent wreckage of a hatchway door, so she slowed and maneuvered carefully around it.”

“Soldiers began to emerge from the swollen hatchways on the surface like ants pouring forth from their hill.”

“The bulkheads were low and sections were separated with hatchways that sat about eight inches above the floor.”

“Those hatchways weren't really meant for human access, but she was a little double-jointed so she'd been able to wriggle up and into the ship without too much problem.”

“The second block is a windowless building containing various controlled environments for animals, fly breeding and hatcheries.”

“Workers at both hatcheries keep the plants healthy and repot the tillers, the product of asexual reproduction, which grow into mature plants.”

“Creation of artificial hatcheries and placing restraining cages over nests proved counter-productive.”