Experimentally, "good" vs. "bad" grain boundaries are often invoked as the reasons for critical damage nucleation, but without any quantification.
A series of bad grain harvests, continued dislocation of the cloth trade, and a virulent plague that killed tens of thousands all conspired against the new king.
In addition, she says, it helps if farmers and others use good sampling practices and inexpensive tests for aflatoxins to remove bad grain at various points in the agricultural supply chain.
Still, some items were so outrageously preppy, I felt my original odium for the style rising in my throat like bad grain-alcohol punch.
We've just had three consecutive monster-bad grain harvests.
Though there were some fertile districts, much was barren, and in bad years grain had to be imported from Syria to feed the Christians.
As a result the most important exports were unprocessed raw materials, including wool, hides, salt, fish, animals and coal, while Scotland remained frequently short of wood, iron and, in years of bad harvests, grain.
As a result the most important exports were unprocessed raw materials, including wool, hides, salt, fish, animals and coal, while Scotland remained frequently short of wood, iron and, in years of bad harvests, grain, which was imported in large quantities, particularly from the Baltic ports, through Berwick and Ayr.
Thinner sprouts like alfalfa are best for this — thick sprouts like mung bean sprouts aren't necessarily bad with grains, but their textures can pair somewhat oddly with the relative softness of the grains.
Accept admissions decisions, good or bad, with a grain of salt and some humility".
You might be able to twist and turn and get it to produce at 41C, and you might move further north in latitude, but temperatures rises are very bad news for grain.
