Sentence examples for appropriate fruit from inspiring English sources
Desserts were just as impressive as the rest of the meal -- elaborate productions sporting chocolate decorations, spun-sugar antennae or appropriate fruit sauces.
Anna Katharine Mansfield, assistant professor of enology and grant co-investigator, will develop recommendations that will improve wine quality through appropriate fruit processing.
Catch them at the point when they are fully melted but before they start to brown and use the paintbrush to spread a thin layer of the goo on to the appropriate fruit on the strips of paper: Yellow on the lemons, purple on the blackberries, etc.
As this is clearly impractical, the most appropriate fruit set percentage is selected from the various reports of cultivar dependence for the deciduous fruit cultivars (Table S4).
Good financial returns are closely related to the production of high-quality yields, good flavour, appropriate fruit size and symmetric shape (Perkins-Veazie 1995), but also with the production of early yields (Rowley et al. 2010).
Our findings are also supported by recent research in Oregon which found MSFWs experience significant physical and economic barriers to culturally appropriate fruits and vegetables [ 25].
Include citrus wheels or other punch-appropriate fruits and garnishes in the container and then fill it with water, agitating it as you go to eliminate as much trapped air as possible from around the solids before freezing.
The group is in the process of finding more sites appropriate for fruit trees, and the city is a possible source of land.
Further exploration of genomic prediction models including dominance and epistasis would be appropriate as fruit tree crops are often vegetative propagated.
Fill face with the appropriate color fruit or veggie.
In cases where small businesses possess sufficient resources to accomplish their technical as well as commercial goals, they may prefer to remain independent of formal alliances, wary of losing control over the project's objectives as well as concerned about the ability to fully appropriate the fruits of their efforts.
