Sentence examples for green shoulder from inspiring English sources
Maybe the green shoulder patches would satisfy the league organizers?
Black Cherokee is another keeper, with its beautiful purplish-pink skin and green shoulder, and a deep flavor that settles like wine in the back of your throat.
The absence of a green shoulder in the emission spectra of nucleoli is in accord with the more polar environment in ribonucleoprotein assemblies (Fig. S3 A in Data S1).
Interestingly, U gene expression manifests in a latitudinal gradient in the fruit (higher at the pedicel end compared with the stylar end) opposite to the gradient observed during ripening (from bottom to top) yet consistent with the green shoulder phenotype.
Further, the presence of hydrophilic and lipophilic domains, the green shoulder in mitochondrial emission fingerprints, and an absorption maximum between 460 and 470 nm in mitochondria substantiate the localization of DASPMI in the inner mitochondrial membrane.
The core collections were built using all SSR data and phenotypic data from 12 morphological traits: growth habit, flower stigma insertion or exertion, petal length, petal number, green shoulder, hairiness, fruit locule number, fruit weight, color in L*a*b* color space and firmness.
The tarmac fell away, then the vineyards and fields, and finally the broad green shoulders of the Maures, rolling toward the coast.
A dozen or so lobsterman shacks were huddled at the bottom of a tremendous gorge, to either side of which the island's green shoulders rose thirty-five hundred feet into a cap of broodingly churning cloud.
The green shoulders at 530 and 552 nm are attributed to the antisite oxygen and interstitial oxygen, respectively [35].
By selecting those plants with dark green shoulders and crossing them back with the cultivated varieties, they narrowed down the culprit to a region on chromosome 10.
Wild varieties, in contrast, "have dark green shoulders, and that makes it harder to determine the right time to harvest," says Ann Powell, a plant scientist at the University of California, Davis.
