Sentence examples for case of grape from inspiring English sources

Many valley residents, including recent transplants from other wine regions, have a case of grape fever.

"What nature didn't supply," Mr. Huemer said with a sigh, "they added themselves". [The scandal widened Thursday when the Austrian Health Ministry announced that glycol had been detected in a case of grape juice in Wiener Neudorf, south of Vienna, and in a bottle of a carbonated wine called Sekt. The exact origin of the Sekt was not immediately known.

She is best known for her large, clumsy-looking sculptures she wants to make "shapes that can't be described," she says made of Styrofoam covered in cement, painted in acrylics, and equipped with banal objects: a case of grape soda placed on top, a water cooler nested in a side, an embedded photograph or video monitor.

She is best known for her large, clumsy-looking sculptures — she wants to make "shapes that can't be described," she says — made of Styrofoam covered in cement, painted in acrylics, and equipped with banal objects: a case of grape soda placed on top, a water cooler nested in a side, an embedded photograph or video monitor.

Reimers and Klasen (2013) stressed that the education effect is smaller for the poorest nations, whereas Manevska-Tasevska ([2013]) could not find any significant results in the case of grape growing farms in Macedonia.

In some species and varieties, seedless fruit production is often achieved by external application of plant growth regulators as in the case of grape, tomato and eggplant [ 3].

This figure is significantly higher than that found in the case of grapes and sugarcane [ 24, 25], where the frequency of non-redundant SSRs in the total population of the clones in the cDNA library was 2.5% and 2.88%, respectively.

In addition to comparing the LKR/SDH derived protein sequences, the region of the wheat genome represented within BAC 0006M07 was compared to other available plant genomic sequences, either from complete genomes in the cases of Arabidopsis, Brachypodium, Medicago, rice, and sorghum, or from BAC sequences containing LKR sequences and some flanking DNA as in the cases of grape and poplar.

Other F.D.A. work passes with little attention: inspectors "routinely sniff black tiger shrimp from Thailand and select samples of crabmeat to test for botulism"; cases of grapes are opened to be scanned for rot and mold; and inquiries are begun to stop rumors, as occurred when the agency disclosed a hoax about syringes in Pepsi cans.

In most cases, the wines made from each type of grape are fermented separately and tasted for quality.

In the case of Trincadeira grape ripening, a gene coding for a glycogen synthase kinase 3 beta (VVTU8170_at, cluster 6) was down-regulated at EL 35 and EL 36 which may be due to cultivar specificities.