The part of a sentence "by harvester" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The wheat field was harvested by a large machine called a combine harvester.
We start from 5) (5). is the difference in charge (in coulomb); is the capacitance of the capacitor (in farad); is the electrical potential difference across the virtual capacitor (in Volt); and is the difference between the harvested current (virtual, determined by "harvester") and the consumed current (real current measurement) in ampere over the sample period.
Partial searching is undertaken by pioneer ants through selecting only a few attributes to save time, while complete searching is undertaken by harvester ants for complete solutions.
Yield maps can be generated by removing points of erroneous yield estimations (caused by harvester turns and overlaps, narrow finishes, machine speed, GNSS positional errors, and empty spaces or voids) and interpolating productivity values from the original machine records (Lyle et al. 2014; Robinson and Metternicht 2005).
Tiberium, the game's sole resource, is gathered by harvester units that carry it to a refinery structure for processing.
Difference of error variance caused by ELISA operators A and B was also significant (P = 0.024), when error variance caused by Harvester was not taken into account.
There are three implied regulatory objectives, as all proposed modifications would either increase ownership of shares by harvesters, limit consolidation in the harvest sector, or increase harvest flexibility.
As with harvest rate, we can distinguish between two measures of the harvest at a location, one as perceived by harvesters, the other as perceived by biological populations.
The species most highly favoured by harvesters produced relatively large resprout shoots.
Corruption is introduced through logging inspectors who can be bribed by harvesters to avoid fines associated with illegal logging.
One tool used to characterise such productivity variations is a yield map, and a cost-effective source of data for these maps is automatically collected by harvesters.
A promising and cost-effective source of data for mapping productivity is data automatically collected by harvesters when the trees are felled and processed.
