Sentence examples for certain roots from inspiring English sources
Fine basketry was made by twining segments of certain roots, leaves, and stems around prepared shoots.
Fruit-bearing trees and certain roots are used for food, as are the leaves of the lca-wa, khumag, and sre-ral, all of which grow in the low, wet regions.
She is besotted with language, its meanings and mouth-sounds alike, and she wears that besottedness on her sleeve, lavishing wordplay across the page, often returning to certain roots and phonemes, collecting them like keys to elusive locks.
A twisted tale: Plant roots form helices as they encounter barriers [Cornell Chronicle 9/24/2012] – Using 3-D time-lapse imaging, Cornell physicists and plant biologists have discovered that certain roots, when faced with barriers like a patch of stiff dirt, form helical spring-like shapes.
The first has an affix -i-/-ay orootster certain roots (particularly those in -ā), -pi-/-pay- e.g., gam-ay-a-ti 'has go,' kār-ay-a-ti 'has do,', sthā-pay-a-ti 'sets in place,' arp-ay-ati 'causes to reach.' The desiderative is formed with -sa- and reduplication (repetition of a part of the root): dī-dṛk-ṣa-te 'desires to see' (root dṛś).
The specific ecosystems provide medical products, wild foods such as mushroom and certain roots, timber for construction and most important fuel [3].
High or low soil moisture may be a limiting factor in the development of certain root rot diseases.
But the reason for grafting them is that there are certain root stocks, American rootstocks, that are resistant to a pest called phylloxera.
Using the same basic idea, a two-dimensional bisection scheme is derived for locating a certain root of a very high degree polynomial (typically N > 100).
Other fungi produce compact resting bodies, such as the sclerotia formed by certain root- and stem-rotting fungi (Rhizoctonia solani and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum) or the ergot fungus (Claviceps purpurea).
The radius of a molecular subgraph centered on a certain root atom, is the minimal number of bonds between the root atom and the terminal atoms, as is illustrated in Fig. 9.
