Sentence examples for bur and winter from inspiring English sources

In this study we used the natural variation between arabidopsis ecotypes with summer annual (Bur) and winter annual (Cvi) behaviour that are adapted to cool and warm climates, respectively, to determine the temperature sensitivity of the reproductive phase.

It was later published as a book, "Back Streets and Pine Trees" (Bur Press, 1956), and is now considered a collector's item, according to James D. Birchfield, curator of rare books for the University of Kentucky Libraries.

The roots were embedded in acrylic resin (Dencrilay; Dencril, Caieiras, SP, Brazil) cylinders, the coronal portion of the canals was opened, following the convenience form with a 1016 bur, and the canal was prepared with Gates-Glidden drills (Dentsply Maillefer, Ballaigues, Switzerland) sizes two, three and four.

Finishing was made with fine and extra-fine grit diamond burs (2135 F and 2135FF, KG Sorensen, Barueri, SP, Brazil) and polished with a series of sandpaper disks (Sof-Lex, 3 M/ESPE, St . Paul MN, USA).

A collecting device made up of a perforated 0.5 ml microtubes inside a 1.5 ml collection tube was used to extract the hemolymph from w 1118 and bur z5569 flies.

Eight trays of each of the Arabidopsis thaliana ecotypes, Bur and Cvi, were grown in a common environment (23/17 °C, 12/12 h, light/dark, 100 µm m−2 s−1 white light) until they bolted.

Following bolting, four trays of each ecotype were placed in each of two environmental regimes that represented the daily temperature regime and daylength characteristics of the Burren region of Ireland and the Cape Verde Islands during flower and seed development: Bur environment (17/10 °C, 14/10 h, light/dark) and Cvi environment (27/22 °C, 12/12 h, light/dark).

Numerous disputes between Bur and Buchan culminated in Buchan's excommunication in February 1390 and the bishop turning to Thomas Dunbar, son of the Earl of Moray, to provide the protection service.

(d-f) show the same as (a-c) bur for a 1000 x 1000 km are in the Congo Basin.

In this study, the effects of maternal environment, particularly temperature, were studied using two arabidopsis ecotypes, Burren (Bur) and Cape Verdi Island (Cvi), that are adapted to very different 'home' environments and therefore exhibit summer and winter annual phenotypes, respectively.

The combined effects of high levels of SA and lighting differences could explain the pronounced Verticillium-induced stunting mediated by the stre1 and stre2 alleles of Bur origin during winter.