Sentence examples for allowed for plants from inspiring English sources
The versatility of the sculpture -- created for indoors or outdoors -- included special indentures that allowed for plants to grow and move around the fingers and hands should the lucky collector who scored the sculpture choose to do so.
In terms of land management, the effective difference between the former examples of punctuated sedentarism and nomadism is the amount of time spent grazing one area before moving to another along with the amount of time allowed for plant recovery (Voisin 1988).
Duplicated genes allow for plants to sense complex combinations of environmental cues and they tightly regulate how developmental processes proceed in response to these cues.
In addition, the circadian clock integrates inputs from fluctuating conditions like light and temperature, which allows for plants to discriminate daily and seasonal changes [ 25, 26].
This paper proposes a series of extensions to functionally upgrade the IWA Anaerobic Digestion Model No. 1 (ADM1) to allow for plant-wide phosphorus (P) simulation.
However, under low nitrogen availability (in the form of nitrate or ammonium) the ability to fix nitrogen by the rhizobium allows for plant growth even without any external nitrogen source present.
A set of pre/post interfaces between the Activated Sludge Model No. 2d (and2d) ADM1are1 are furthermore proposed in order to allow for plant-wide (model-based) analysis and study of the interactions between the water and sludge lines.
The Lewises have equipped their operation with technology that others farmers could never afford: cultivator shovels from Denmark, German-made harvesters and an innovative approach to drainage that involves global positioning systems that allow for planting weeks earlier than other farms in the region.
This is because these rest periods allow for plant regeneration and seed bank restoration after seasons of intense trampling and defoliation.
Contact between the overlying topsoil and underlying compacted layer enhances water movement and allows for plant roots to further break up those compacted zones.
It consists of water to ensure that the crop fulfills its full crop water requirement (i.e. irrigation consumptive water use, as well as extra water for flooding of paddy fields to facilitate land preparation and to protect the plant and to leach salt when necessary to allow for plant growth. This index (I7) corresponds to net irrigation water requirement.
