Sentence examples for grain collection from inspiring English sources

In harvesting rice and barley using combine, the inclination of the body caused by the irregular surface condition of the field and the soil sinking from the unbalanced weight during the grain collection used to make harvesting operation difficult and even impossible.

In the present study, the time of lotus pollen grain collection significantly influenced pollen viability.

The time of pollen grain collection had a significant effect on pollen viability (Table  1).

The sensitivity analyses included the variation of the percentage of corn stover collected, contrasted a multiple-pass with a one-pass stover-grain collection system, and compared mass, economic, and system expansion allocation methods.

The modeling framework considers the shear transformation zone (STZ) as the fundamental unit of deformation, and coarse-grains an amorphous collection of atoms into an ensemble of STZs on a mesh.

Therefore, the texture of the resulting collection of grains depends on the distribution of the initial collection of N random points, and the grain boundary "thickness" is inversely proportional to the resolution of the grid.

Attributes such as title, author, date, and copyright apply at the fine-grained level of the document as well as at the coarser grain of the whole collection.

Most metals and alloys in usable form display an internal microstructure characterized by a collection of grains with different lattice orientation separated by grain boundaries.

The original negative having fallen apart in the 1940s, Universal has returned to a first-generation, fine grain print in the collection of the Library of Congress and given it a thorough digital going over to remove dirt, scratches and tears while preserving a sharp, tight grain structure.

The Natufians lived in caves, as did their Paleolithic predecessors, but there is a possibility that they were experimenting in agriculture, for the importance to them of the collection of grain is shown by the artistic care that they lavished on the carving of the hafts of their sickles and in the provision of utensils for grinding.

The genes each had two or three functional alleles in the diverse germplasm collection, and grain size parameters such as length and width varied considerably with these alleles.