Examples of using Night setting in English and their translations into Russian
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Night setting is the most efficient method to reduce mortality of albatrosses.
In addition, vessels that catch a total of three(3)birds shall revert to night setting.
Values for night setting and streamer line setting are absolute proportions for all sets by each vessel.
The Working Group recommended that recording of aerial extent of streamer lines should be discontinued for night setting.
This demonstrates that night setting continues to be one of the most effective and simple methods of reducing albatross mortalities.
Any vessel catching a total of three(3)seabirds shall immediately revert to night setting in accordance with Conservation Measure 25-02.
Five measures have been suggested for testing: streamer lines, bait colour, underwater setting,artificial bait and night setting.
Any vessel catching a total of three(3)seabirds shall immediately revert to night setting in accordance with Conservation Measure 25-02.
Night setting: Night setting was successfully completed for 80% of sets in Subarea 48.3 and 84% in Subareas 58.6 and 58.7.
During the period 15 April to 30 April in each season, vessels shall use IWL gear in conjunction with night setting and paired streamer lines.
Conservation Measure 25-02,except paragraph 5(night setting) shall not apply, providing that vessels comply with Conservation Measure 24-02.
In other subareas,vessels demonstrated full compliance with the measure for line weighting which exempted them from the night setting requirement.
The Working Group recalled that albatrosses feed predominantly during daylight and that night setting requirements were introduced primarily in response to this risk factor.
It was noted that several vessels narrowly failed to achieve compliance with Conservation Measure 29/XIX,particularly in relation to streamer line design and night setting.
Conservation Measure 25-02,except paragraph 5(night setting), which shall not apply as long as the requirements of Conservation Measure 24-02 are met.
Overall, levels of compliance with elements Conservation Measure 29/XVI are steadily improving,particularly with respect to night setting and offal discharge.
Although night setting is one of the most efficient means to reduce incidental seabird mortalities, it is insufficient in isolation to reduce white-chinned petrel mortalities.
During the period 15 April to 30 April in each seasonthe 2011/12 and 2012/13 seasons,vessels shall use IWL gear in conjunction with night setting and paired streamer lines.
All birds were killed during night setting; that no birds were killed during day setting presumably reflects the very small proportion(c. 5%) of sets starting in daylight.
The Working Groupnoted that France might consider easing conservation measures, such as night setting, as an element of focused research on mitigation measures during such trials.
The exploratory longline fishery for Dissostichus spp. in Statistical Subarea 88.1 shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of Conservation Measure 25-02,except paragraph 4(night setting) shall not apply.
Building on previous measures(use of streamer lines and night setting), pelagic longline vessels are now able to day-set with a streamer line and prescribed line-weighting regime.
Dr Micol pointed out that no albatrosses were caught during the past two years,probably due to use of mitigation measures such as night setting and use of several streamer lines.
For longline fishing these include minimum line sink rates, night setting and minimal lighting, no offal discharge while setting and use of streamer lines while setting. .
The Working Group recommended that any vessel operating under the provisions of this conservation measure, and which catches a total of three(3)seabirds shall revert to night setting in accordance with Conservation Measure 25-02.
Table 55: Summary of compliance with Conservation Measure 29/XVI regarding night setting, correct configuration and use of streamer lines and offal discharge practices in the Convention Area, from 1998 to 2000.
During the period 15 April to 30 April in each season, vessels shall use IWL gear and in a manner that ensures lines are set and hauled sequentially,in conjunction with night setting and paired streamer lines.
Australia referred SCIC to the WG-IMAF report(SC-CAMLR-XXVIII, Annex 7), paragraph 3.38,which stated that, during one night setting of an integrated weighted line, the streamer line became entangled with the main fishing line and subsequently broke.
The Working Group also noted that night setting was the single most effective measure to reduce by-catch of this and other species of albatross in longline fisheries, and that albatrosses were regularly present on the fishing grounds.
Research on technologies such as the underwater setting chute, night setting, line shooters, thawed bait, strategic offal discharge, blue-dyed fish, fish oil, life status of bait and bait-casting machines, were considered a lower priority.