Sentence examples for distant plants from inspiring English sources

While lawyers for the Northeast states have built cases against plants up to 400 miles away, they believe they would be unable to act against more distant plants.

He arrived at Cemex with a Stanford M.B.A. degree and was promptly sent off to distant plants, including one built on a clay pit that is known as the company's Siberia.

In the outer solar system, sunlight is too dim for solar panels and technologies like fuel cells are not reliable enough for the years-long voyage to distant plants.

With purchases of power flowing between ever more distant plants and customers, a constant choreography must be maintained, with the flow being measured every two, or in some cases, four seconds.

The department published a nationwide study listing places where transmission bottlenecks prevent power generation by distant plants with lower costs, and instead require the use of closer, more costly equipment.

The growth continued into 1995: though a softening of the market was apparent by the end of the year, Acer's sales still almost doubled to $42m, and its office in Russia grew to 30 staff.Acer believed it could do even better in Russia if it assembled computers locally, instead of shipping them in from distant plants.

Through transgenic approaches, breeders can introduce genes encoding for new traits into plants, such as resistance to certain pests or diseases, even with the genes from viral, bacterial, or distant plant species.

Incidents such as inadequate preparations at a distant plant, precautions relaxed too soon, failure to isolate or unintentional isolation, a bad practice, or poor detailed design or dismantling are highlighted here by means of various examples.

Considerable evidence exists to support the systemic induction of defence responses in plants when only certain plant parts are attacked [51] and recent data [26] support that jasmonates can move through phloem and xylem to induce defences in distant plant parts.

This expansion was due primarily to large-scale duplications of entire genomic regions as a result of separate polyploid events [40], [48] [52] throughout plant evolutionary time, rather than via tandem repeats, with a great deal of microsynteny retained even between evolutionarily distant plant species [53], [54].

We further mapped Arabidopsis whole genome tiling array sense and antisense transcript signals to 93 "ancient" MIRNA genes (those with at least one homolog in other distant plant species (27 families) and compared average normalized signal topology with 68 recently evolved "new" MIRNA genes (64 families) [77] [79] by adding signals at each position of the data (Figure 2; Datafile S2).