Sentence examples for grain water from inspiring English sources

Mean grain water use efficiency (WUE) was greatest for sorghum (1.03 kg m−3), followed by cowpea (0.52 kg m−3) and sunflower (0.32 kg m−3).

It is hypothesized that the cyclical wettability reversal is related to cyclical changes in intermediate pore wettability due to sorption of surface active compounds (causing NAPL-wetting imbibition) and rupturing of the soil grain water film (causing water-wet drainage).

The fluid swirling shapes in the metal's patterns also evokes wood grain, water and sensual fire smoke.

Raising an animal for slaughter requires considerably more grain, water, and land than simply growing grains and vegetables for direct human consumption.

Water content, dry matter, starch grains, water depth and temperature all have a part to play.

The Bread Lab team, which includes the patient, inventive baker Jonathan Bethony, uses whole grains, water, salt, and yeast.

The moisture content of grains (water activity values 0.960, 0.970 and 0.980) did not constitute a limiting factor for fungal growth or ZEA production, but incubation temperature (15 °C, 20 °C, 28 °C, and 32 °C) affected the rate of zearalenone synthesis.

Allow all the desired grain and water into the mash tun in order to achieve the desired water to grist ratio.

If you plan on microwaving rice, quinoa, or other grains, sprinkle the grains with water before doing so.

Without mother's milk, Rupa is being fed sugi, a small white grain with water.

Whiskey, after all, begins with a beerlike mixture of malted grain and water, called a wash.