Sentence examples for a bole from inspiring English sources

When a bole of a tree that has been shaded for a number of years is suddenly exposed to light, new buds, called epicormic buds, may be initiated.

By Peter Kane Dufault The New Yorker, April 6 , 1981P. 42 They stand, each half a bole higher... View Article By Jelani Cobb By Seth Lind By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino.

Roost trees were taller and had a bole circumference and canopy larger than non-roost trees.

In previous works, we observed in sculptures, altarpieces, etc. that the gold leaf was usually applied onto a bole.

Si, Fe and Al (Figure 5c) appeared in the layer of red colour, which is typical of a bole layer frequently used for gilding.

The study by SEM-EDX confirmed the presence of another gilding in the medallions, most likely performed during ancient times when a gold mixture with silver deposited on a bole layer was used.

Figure 19 ROC curves of proposed method in comparison with (a) Boles and Boashash [10], Daugman [5], Ma et al. [7], and (b) Monro et al. [15], Halligswroth et al. [27] methods using Bath iris database.

Figure 18 ROC curves of proposed method in comparison with (a) Boles and Boashash [10], Daugman [5], Ma et al. [7], and (b) Monro et al. [15], Halligswroth et al. [27] methods using CASIA-IrisV3 iris database.

Trees were felled, delimbed, and topped to give a merchantable bole with a top diameter of 15 cm inside the bark for sawmill trees, and 13 cm inside the bark for peeler trees.

Trees with a clear bole at breast height and a single main stem rather than a double leader were preferred, as an uninterrupted bole generally provides more easily cross-dateable cores (see below).

Where: DBH p = diameter of a tree bole p. DBH q = diameter of a tree bole q.