Sentence examples for grown timing from inspiring English sources

However, depending on the plants that are grown, timing of grazing and how long to graze is critical to know.

By contrast, the responses of basal cells built up to reach a peak after a few cycles because they are superimposed on a rising DC response that grows with timing set by the membrane time constant.

As this market grows, the timing of cyberattacks is likely to become more rapid, because potential victims can also buy the same information, helping them strengthen defenses.

We evaluated whether satellite radar remote sensing of landscape seasonal freeze thaw cycles provides an effective measure of active growing season timing and duration for boreal and subalpine evergreen forests.

"The lucky thing was that, in 2000, the economy of China started to grow, so the timing was suddenly right to do good science," Nature quoted him as saying.

The loss of spring snow cover affects the length of the growing season, the timing and dynamics of spring river runoff, permafrost thawing, and wildlife populations.

The South Africa cohort participants were still growing at the timing of this round of data collection, and hence the data for this cohort are not final.

Unfortunately, the number of different timings grows exponentially with the number of tips, so the approach of examining all timings is not viable in general.

Fig. 1 Variables explaining leaf-out timing in temperate trees grown under common conditions.

The timing was perfect; cement consumption has grown fast and Shui On is among the top three producers.

"He's a conundrum," said Gant. "He was impressive in the first Potter films, with good comic timing, but as an actor he's grown the least.