Sentence examples for dry shell from inspiring English sources

The model now incorporates shell thickening, along with a description of wet and dry shell drying.

The condition index (CI) was determined as the ratio of dry tissue weight to the dry shell weight according to the following formula: The condition index % (CI) = [dry meat weight/dry shell weight × 100] (Crosby & Gale, 1990).

He can feel his body and he can feel himself expanding inside the skin of that body, stretching the skin until it finally cracks like a dry shell and who he is underneath his skin is revealed to him.

The MAVEN mission will explore the evolution of the Martian atmosphere, and will probe whether its cold, thin, dry shell of air was once thick and ideal for microbial life.

Rinse and dry shells.

Rinse and dry shells and set aside. 2. Cut reserved meat into 1/2-inch dice.

The dry shells of apricot seeds were a feedstock, which were modified by the chemical treatment in the phosphoric acid and part of them were impacted by ultrasonic waves for 25 minutes.

The effect of corn processing (9 kg of dry matter/d of ground dry shelled or 9 kg of dry matter/d of steam rolled) and supplemental hay (0 or 3.2 kg of dry matter/ d of alfalfa hay) on milk yield and composition, rumen environment, and starch utilization by lactating cows grazing grass-legume pasture was studied.

A broad survey based on dry shells from over twenty major museum collections worldwide suggested that these genera contain very few species and that Crenatula is likely to be monotypic.

Take the bone-dry shell of a large gourd, a straight length of rosewood and a piece of cow or antelope hide, combine them with 200 years of craftsmanship and 21 strings, and you have the kora: sub‑Saharan Africa's most sophisticated native instrument.

Raw coconut shells, dried shells, carbonized coconut shells and activated carbons from the same batch of coconut shells were examined.