Sentence examples for gross grains from inspiring English sources

With the increment of laser shots at a laser fluence of 2.5 J/cm2, the microstructure of cemented tungsten carbide was transformed after 300 shots of laser irradiation from the original polygon grains with a size of 3 μm to interlaced large and long grains, and finally, after 700 shots, to gross grains with a size of 10 μm and clear grain boundaries.

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The Central Statistical Authority (2010) reported that tef constitutes 19% of the gross grain production of all the major cereal cultivated in the country and 24% of the total acreage of cereals planted in Ethiopia.

The GHG emissions per kg DM (intensity) decreased with increasing gross margin in grain and oilseed crops, suggesting that crop producers have economic incentives to reduce GHG emissions.

However, for our analysis, the basic form of system of equations of both the demand-driven and supply-driven models have to be modified to make the gross outputs of 'food grains' as exogenous in our system.

In arable systems with grain legumes, gross margins were lower than in cropping systems without legumes despite taking pre-crop effects into account.

Both grain yield and gross margin are divided by total water to obtain an insight into how well farmers managed the conversion of water into yield and money in the year 1997.

The relatively high gross energy yield (compared to other grains) [ 50], relatively high protein content [ 51] and convenient access would make these seed heads an attractive food source to arriving polar bears.

Grain yield, water productivity and gross margin of sorghum and rice were compared at plot level.

Hamilton's recommendation was that the dollar should contain 371.25 grains of silver and have a gross weight of 416 grains, the balance being copper.

Trump's claim here has a tiny grain of truth, but is clearly a gross overstatement of the facts designed to engender his elaborately constructed image as a savior of U.S. jobs.