Sentence examples for chaff on from inspiring English sources

There was no effect of CMC inclusion or lucerne type (fresh or chaff) on gastrointestinal tract weight or dressing percentage.

That has helped sort the wheat from the chaff: on January 11th BBC Wales produced the first league table for a decade using the banding data.

The task won't be made easier by dumping another haystack full of chaff on to the needle, which would be the effect of Ms Rudd's proposal if it were ever practicable.

Though there's a lot of chaff on the site, there are also some very solid stories, many of which are available for free.

What the market is suggesting is that after the flurry of investment activity that has sustained its most recent run-up, investors need to separate the wheat from the chaff, to focus on the handful of key companies that are likely to become major players down the road and to ignore the also-rans.

But your search results might also get smarter, more precise, filtered of the useless chaff based on your searching history.

But an NWS report on chaff and its impact on weather radar said chaff typically lingers for two to five hours.

During World War II Terman directed a staff of more than 850 at the Radio Research Laboratory at Harvard University; this organization was the source of Allied jammers to block enemy radar, tunable receivers to detect radar signals, and aluminum strips ("chaff") to produce spurious reflections on enemy radar receivers.

Those chaffing under one choice would take it out on those who made the other.

Samuelson: Copyright owners right now are using phony files, decoys, and other chaff to try to frustrate the experience on peer-to-peer networks, where users share files.

Five years later Sykes again met McCudden then at the height of his fame and chaffed him on the episode, even jokingly threatening to send him a bill for the car.