Sentence examples for easier to mill from inspiring English sources

Since dry poplar sample is easier to mill and store, it was used for further analysis.

When the cellular structures of the barley kernels are broken down, the grain also becomes more "friable" (easier to mill).

Specifications include indexes of modification, kernel plumpness, friability (friable grain is easier to mill), protein content as well as free amino nitrogen (FAN) content, enzyme activity or content, and moisture content.

"In the '70s, it was easier to be gay in the mills than it is now," Balay said.

This is the good news — it's much easier to repel these run-of-the-mill attacks than highly sophisticated, well-financed attacks.

Arduinos, 3D printing, laser cutters, and more accessible CNC milling are making hardware easier to prototype.

Palletised workholding systems, due to their compact design, offer an opportunity to design passive damping mechanisms that are easier to implement in the case of a milling system.

If one believes that Clifford's Rule should govern any and all propositional attitudes and not just belief, then it is easy to see why Mill's liberal treatment of hope would disappoint.

Mill workers say waterlogged trees are firmer and easier to cut, and the wood is said to stain better.

However, weirs were more numerous than mills on small tributaries which may be easier to obstruct, resulting in a larger overall effect.

It is easier to get a permit to slap together a house of plywood and milled framing lumber from the mainland than it is to get government approval to construct what he considers a work of art using native materials.