Sentence examples for finds pruning from inspiring English sources

Sure, I worked for the airline that brought the fun back to flying, but I'm a single, suburban mom that finds pruning rose bushes and making kale chips exciting.

She had no garden, and therefore wasn't to be found pruning the roses or manuring the asparagus; instead she nurtured journalists, and many famous names were first commissioned and edited by her with a biro snippy as secateurs.

Acrylamide was produced in a simulated plum juice under 'drying conditions' in amounts comparable with those found in prunes and prune juices.

Nowadays, if you go Down East to the vast blueberry barrens of Washington County, around the towns of Milbridge, Cherryfield, Addison and Jonesboro, you'll find farmers mechanically pruning the acreage by flailing until each craggy little bush is but an inch and a half high.

The results may also explain the higher concentration of acrylamide found in prune juice compared with the concentration found in prunes.

Now, if you can find lekvar (prune butter) by the barrel, we'll really be in business.

She found a prune and began eating it.

MEDUSA analysis were conducted using 6000 trees randomly selected from the posterior distribution found in BEAST, pruned to a backbone tree representing only genera.

To avoid overfitting and to reduce the computational complexity, our previous method applies linkage disequilibrium (LD) pruning and finds an optimal SNP dataset by comparing the error rates of the selected SNP combinations from Bonferroni thresholds and p-value thresholds.

It is found that the fast unit pruning algorithm is much more efficient than OBS which can not only reduce the complexity of the network but also accelerate the learning speed.

This algorithm finds the sequence of optimally pruned sub-trees by repeatedly deleting branches of the tree for which the average reduction in impurity per split in the branch is smallest, where The pruning algorithm is necessary for finding optimal sub-trees because the number of possible sub-trees grows very rapidly as a function of tree size.