Sentence examples for grains to a from inspiring English sources

New York well water tested at wildly different levels in 1998, from 1.1 grains to a whopping -- and let's face it, rock-hard -- 24.7 grains per gallon.

The surface morphology changes from separated (agglomerated) grains to a continuous grain configuration as the concentration increases from 0.05 M to 0.8 M.

The grain size decreases for the highest boron content, while the structure changes from equiaxed grains to a fine lamellar structure.

By the use of this specific mould, an alumina showcasing a microstructure gradient was sintered: from a dense face exhibiting 1.3 µm grains to a porous one composed of 200 nm grains.

The high hardness and good wear property was attributed to the microstructure change from a columnar structure with facet shaped grains to a denser one with small and round shaped grains.

In the nanocomposite, an extensive plastic deformation zone was found under the scratch grooves, extending beyond the first layer of grains to a maximum plastic deformation depth of ~7 μm below the surface of the track.

"Lots of people are experimenting and working to get the quality of grain to a place where they can sell it," Lambke says.

An elevator lifts boughten grain to a high bin, from which an endless chain carries it around the pens in troughs.

In design, the combine is essentially a binder-type cutting device that delivers the grain to a threshing machine modified to work as it moves across the field.

In January the government sold smaller batches of grain to a larger number of traders, with far greater effect on prices.

Because it is multicellular, the pollen grain is considered to be an immature male gametophyte, but its further development into a sexually mature organism occurs only after it has been shed from the microsporangium and transported as a pollen grain to a megasporophyll specifically, to an ovule, within which the male gametophyte grows to maturity.