Sentence examples for as harvester from inspiring English sources

As harvester movement to areas of higher expected harvest and 'fishery squeeze' are likely to occur in the real world, our results highlight that ignoring harvester movement when it actually occurs can lead to dangerous overestimation of persistence in reserve networks.

Mitchells & Butlers, which owns chains such as Harvester and Toby Carvery, was up 25.25p or 10%too 280.75p.

A similar exercise carried out in 2013 led to some improvements, particularly among larger chains such as Harvester, Prezzo and Giraffe.

The confidence of both Adam Fowle and his pub managers was self evident, and the turnaround of some of the weaker brands such as Harvester has been successful.

Fruit movement displayed a similar frequency value as harvester rods (4.1 4.9 Hz), while the resultant acceleration depended on the interaction of the tree-machine system (38.8 60.4 m s−2).

In our study, a filtered Gaussian noise within the frequency of 0 120 Hz is selected as harvester's excitation, which is similar with the realistic low-frequency vibration in environment.

She attributes much of her success to her knowledge of the people in the remote Northern Uganda region where she has worked for years, some of whom are local war widows who work with her as harvesters.

As harvesters returned from the pastures to Bagdanda on a recent afternoon, children gathered in the camp's dusty thoroughfare and divided teams for a volleyball game.

Under the TPP agreement, tariff elimination on industrial machinery such as compressors and pumps, agricultural machinery, such as harvesters and movers, and construction equipment, such as lifting, loading, handling, moving and grading machinery, will generate export opportunities for high-quality Canadian machinery.

Furthermore, the application of smart material in SHM can be utilized as micro energy harvester as well.

Japan – for long the world's largest harvester as well as consumer of tuna – harvests more than 90% of its tuna in the Pacific, and nearly 40% from the Central Western Pacific in 1995 [ 35].