Sentence examples for coarse living from inspiring English sources

Hence, the focus of this analysis is on adjusting estimates of live belowground C, defined as all coarse living roots greater than 2 mm diameter [13].

Hence, the focus of this analysis is on adjusting estimates of live belowground C, defined as all coarse living roots greater than 2 mm diameter [ 13].

Yet she conformed to no stereotype, swearing in the vernacular in the coarsest of terms, living for months in the woods and fighting, in the words of a confrère, not like a man but "like five men".Her fearlessness seemed to come from a total lack of self-doubt.

The LANDIS fuel module tracks fine fuel, coarse fuel and live fuel for each cell on a landscape.

For both living stems and coarse wood litter, respiration rate increases as temperatures rise within a day or throughout the year, although discrepancies exist because of genetic, developmental and other environmental factors, such as shelter, which affects moisture content, and heterotrophic community composition (Progar et al. 2000; Rodriguez-Calcerrada et al. 2014).

Let (mathcal{J}) be an infinite index set and (mathcal{J}=mathcal{J}_{Phi} cupmathcal{J}_{Psi}), where (mathcal{J}_{Phi}) is a finite set representing scaling functions living on the coarsest scale.

The reception of living work is too coarse and partial if you're doing the same thing yourself. . . .

Idleness is only a coarse name for my infinite capacity for living in the present.

Coarse woody debris distributions correlated strongly with living stem species' composition and structure implying an equilibrium balance.

With each breath may we take refuge in the Living Truth alone, released from coarse arrogance and subtle pride.

These six species are adapted to living on relatively hard ground, coarse sandy planes, large wadis and sandy substrates and, based on their head dimensions, probably feed on similar-sized prey [ 31, 32, 34].