Sentence examples for flowers high from inspiring English sources

Adorned with jewelry, flowers, high heels and dresses that made much of their generous embonpoint, they and their smartly attired men were here for secular purposes: to have a good time, with danzon, cumbia and, most infectious of all, mambo, forms that developed elsewhere but quickly caught on in Mexico.

Two varieties of forage pea; Racer (coloured flowers; high tannin) and Croma (white flowers; low tannin), were ensiled 12 weeks post sowing.

Additional potential adaptive functions for pink/purple/blue flowering in summer-blooming species include increased visibility to pollinators, and improved protection from radiation damage due to the flowers' high anthocyanin content.

In flowers, high GUS expression was predominantly observed in the pistils, stigma, stamens, anther and petals, but not in the sepals.

Blueberry plants along deforested edges tended to have more flowers, higher fruit set and marginally higher seed set than plants along forested edges.

Ramblers such as creamy white 'Wedding Day' and white 'Kiftsgate' easily grow to 10m and, if left unpruned, flower high up.

We found positive selection for first-year flowering, high genetic diversity and a mixed-mating system in weed beet populations.

For the case of Figure 3, suppose that we are going to crawl for the topic flowers, then we would intuitively rank the first detail page link, which links to a real flower, higher than the second detail page link, which links to a walking girl and happened to be also tagged as "flower".

In addition, low doses of gamma radiation (5 kR) caused early flowering, higher fruit and seed yield.

CNGCs of the 18 flowering higher plant species including both monocots and eudicots separated into five groups.

For BC QTL at LG6, it was again the wild allele that gave the selective advantage favouring earlier flowering, higher survival rates, and higher SPSS.