Sentence examples for beginning of crown from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we suggest two irrigation applications: one at the stem elongation (jointing) to booting stage and another at the flowering stage for loamy soils; and one at the end of seedling development to the beginning of crown root initiation stage and another at the flowering stage for sandy soils.

Estimates for the beginning of crown group divergence range between 31 and 20 million years (My) [ 10, 27].

Judge Haworth gave a provisional date of 5 May for the beginning of the crown court trial which will take place in Cambridge.

The beginning of The Shepherd's Crown is an account of her death, which, being a witch, she is able to foresee accurately and to prepare for.

At the ICI laboratory he began to study the ability of crown ethers to form adducts with the highly toxic pesticides diquat and paraquat.

I began to visit their collection of Crown records and with the thought of the princely sum being spent on me, it meant I could have four records costing sixpence each.

Initiation and placement of presumptive cusp tips, epithelial folding and mesenchymal growth, cessation of crown formation and beginning of root formation all affect tooth crown shape by determining the size and shape of the epithelium of the developing tooth that will become the enamel-dentine junction of the fully-formed tooth.

By the beginning of the 20th century crowns were no longer being struck for general circulation.

When the desired width of crown is obtained, begin the under side of the crown by narrowing off that is, taking two stitches in the crown and sewing them into one stitch in the web.

By the beginning of September, it was being crowned the best movie of the year, the decade, the century -- the best ever made!

It had long been considered one of the most coveted and celebrated achievements in all of sports, but with the sharp decline of horse racing's popularity by the beginning of the 21st century, the Triple Crown became less prestigious in the eyes of the general sporting public.