Sentence examples for crown section from inspiring English sources

It emerged that the presence of the composite mesh contrasted the collapse mechanism, leading to resistance increases ranging from 2 to 4 times that of plain masonry and increasing considerably the ultimate horizontal displacements at crown section.

A three-day hike along Virginia's Triple Crown section between Roanoke and Blacksburg, or a 10-day trek across northern Maine's infamous 100-mile wilderness may be enough to satisfy your wanderlust.

Leaf area density (m2 leaf area per m3 volume of a given crown section) increased with height in the crown and treatments had only a minor influence on this trend.

Compared with the conventional hydraulic press in which cylinder mounted in the crown, the thickness of hemispherical hydraulic cylinder could be much thinner and the crown section modulus could be much higher under the same application condition.

Under the current forest practice in Queensland, Australia, poorly formed individual trees not suitable for sawlog harvest, rotten heartwood or knotted or damaged large diameter sized sections of felled trees and the crown section deemed unsuitable for sawlog, provide necessary food and habitat for fauna species (Eyre et al. 2015) and fuelwood (West et al. 2008).

Since we calculated the specific leaf area for each crown section separately (see below) we also had to calculate the total dry needle masses (dMN jk ) of each jth crown section of each kth sample tree.

Blow dry your hair straight and part out the crown (top) section of hair.

In our study, the diameters < 20 cm for P. abies were most often sampled in crown sections of the logs, where also soil contact was less often encountered than for 20 40 cm diameter logs.

Crown sections (1 cm) were harvested individually for each time point.

Crown sections (1 cm) and green leaf tissues were harvested individually for each time point and for both exposure conditions.

Tissues were sampled as follows: 1 cm crown sections after 30 days of cold treatment; 1 cm vernalized (49-day cold-treated) crown sections that were exposed to flower inducing conditions for 11 days; different developmental stages of spike formation (5 to 50 mm); and different developmental stages of spike and seed formation after the spikes had emerged from the flag leaf (visible).