Sentence examples for farm network from inspiring English sources

Chefs were buying all the loins Mr. Martins's farm network could supply, but no one wanted the legs.

He's forged this farm network, and he's showing that there's a market out there of people who think there's nothing like eating a fresh egg, who like knowing where their food came from".

The Cannes laurels for the upcoming Mommy notwithstanding, Tom at the Farm (Network, 15) is comfortably his most satisfying and sensually stimulating film to date, a crafty, creepy neo-noir in which a young gay hipster (Dolan) visits the bereaved rural family of his late lover, only to encounter a surging undertow of menacing prejudice.

The results obtained for a real wind farm project confirm that the optimal design of a wind farm network can't be determined a priori and the final outcome strongly depends on the configuration of wind turbines (e.g., number of feeders, number of turbines connected to a single feeder, etc).

For Kelly Kelleher, deciding to organize a "farm network" was simply a way to support local farmers and ensure that her town of Point Lookout, in Long Island's Nassau County, would have access to plenty of fresh food.

Descriptive statistics for the Scottish sheep farm network for the 4 years from July 2003 to June 2007 are given in Table 1.

We now need to support a system of well-coordinated regional farm networks, each suited to the food it can best grow.

The wider applicability of these conclusions depends on how representative the livestock farm networks are of contact networks in general, but we conjecture that similar issues will arise in many other contexts.

Scottish farm networks are used as a model; the networks are evaluated from 1 January 2003 to 31 July 2007.

It is applied to the Scottish farm networks, and the risk of epidemic take-off is assessed in this country-wide farm population in the absence of epidemic-associated restrictions on livestock movements.

Using these measures, it has been shown that the possible final size of an epidemic in British livestock networks depends on the time of the year when the primary outbreak becomes infected for the cattle, sheep and mixed farm networks [ 9, 10].