Sentence examples for grain capacity from inspiring English sources

Grain capacity is the molded capacity minus the volume taken up by the stiffeners, frames, brackets, beams, and girders.

It is usual when dealing with ship capacities to consider: molded capacity, grain capacity, bale capacity, and insulated volume.

Increasingly, though, farmers are storing their own crops and selling at higher prices like arbitrageurs, so the nation's grain capacity in silos is now at its highest level in two decades.

Grain weight is determined not only by grain capacity to receive assimilates but also by the source supplying assimilates to grains (Ntanos and Koutroubas 2002).

Results of their study indicate that chemical fertilizer technology improvement has direct positive effects on grain production capacity and production cost reduction.

Meanwhile, nearly 120 billion kg of the country's grain storage capacity at the enterprise level is attributed to old and unsafe warehouses of poor conditions.

The 13 billion gallons or so of grain-based capacity already built or under construction was grandfathered in.

In the next stage, we will further study the relationship between the morphology change of grains and capacity loss.

In the growing rice grains, the concerted functioning of multiple forms of granule-bound (GBSS) and SS, SBE and debranching enzymes (DBE), together with the ADPG supplying strength, determine the overall grain-filling capacity (Su 2000).

We conclude from our studies that the higher productivity of rice depends upon the improved sink capacity (grain number x grain weight) of the genotype, and that this acts as a major factor limiting yield potential under aerobic and flooded conditions.

A mathematical model and software were developed for the three-dimensional simulation of airflow through high capacity grain storage bins by considering the non-uniformity of the seed mass.