Sentence examples for cultivated between from inspiring English sources

Professors say that the value of the long-term relationships cultivated between family physicians and their patients may not be obvious to a student during a short observation period.

In another innovative multidisciplinary project, three PIs whose expertise spans geoscience, archaeology, and materials engineering will collaborate to improve our understanding of extensive deposits of rich soils known as terra preta ("dark earth" in Portuguese) in the Amazon Basin that pre-Columbian societies created and cultivated between 500 and about 8,700 years ago.

Since the black wheat can be cultivated between regular rice harvests, it helps the farmers use their land better.

Trust must be cultivated between graduate students and advisers, between faculty members and funding agents, and within the scientific community.

Without any change in the Marijuana Tax Act, over 400,000 acres of hemp were cultivated between 1942 and 1945.

As much as that story seems to have a very long arc, eventually the day will come when it's just you and your partner and the invisible threads that you've cultivated between you.

McCartin quotes one disenchanted controller bemoaning the " 'father-son relationship' the F.A.A. had tried to cultivate between management and labor".

Weeds may be removed by hand with a sharp tool or hoe or by other mechanical means such as mowing or cultivating between the planted rows.

It is not difficult, in our experience, to establish perennial grasses and forbs from seed without herbicides by planting the seed in precisely spaced rows and cultivating between the rows with equipment designed for that row spacing.

Plantation forestry exclusively dominated by eucalyptus species also showed substantial expansion into pastureland in the period between 1957 and 1995, and cultivated land between 1995 and 2014.

China has truly won the hearts of the populace, if not minds; this, in turn, has cultivated trust between the two countries.