The phrase "area pot" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of container or location, but without context, it is ambiguous and not usable.
Example: "The area pot was filled with soil for planting, but the term itself is unclear."
Alternatives: "designated container" or "specific location".
Measurements were collected from a constructed alfalfa community consisting of 40 pots in tight hexagonal packing, approximately 0.8 m in total area, Pots, taken preferentially but not exclusively from inner rows of the 8 × 8 continuous-tracking or turned-daily growth arrays to reduce edge effects, were placed in the chamber in the same orientation as during growth.
Weih and Nordh [16] demonstrated the same relationship in willow, showing leaf area from pot experiments to be a good predictor of biomass production in the field.
It is true Linhoff had access to heavy vehicles which he was required to maintain and might be found driving across campus -- perhaps to a "secluded area" to smoke pot -- and he might wander into research labs or the day care center unsupervised.
The cannabis company is expected to start shipping its product to areas where pot is now legal by the end of next year.
In 1907, the English archaeologist Edward Russell Ayrton uncovered a pit in the area containing pots, dishes and other objects belonging to Tutankhamun, then a relatively unknown 14th-century B.C. pharaoh.
A bill passed in 1988 authorized the National Guard to aid local police in drug interdiction, a law that resulted in National Guard troops conducting drug raids on city streets and using helicopters to survey rural areas for pot farms.
The area is called Pot Cove; there may once have been a pot factory there, as evidenced by an extraordinary number of pot shards at the site.
(iv) For halibut harvested from any GOA reporting area, all longline pot gear, if the vessel operator is fishing for IFQ sablefish in accordance with § 679.42(l).
In our study, we estimate that 830,000 people in the New York City metro area have smoked pot in the past year, amounting to about 5oz per person, at $400 an ounce.
