Sentence examples for harvester work from inspiring English sources

According to the current general assumptions, the structure of harvester work cycles is considered to be stable, which is a great simplification.

ns - not significant  Fig. 1 Descriptive statistics of the duration of a harvester work cycle determined by means of the cumulative timing PSION and the cumulative timing VIDEO methods thinned and mature stands.

Underestimation of the duration of a harvester work cycle, measured by the cumulative timing PSION method in thinned stands, was due to underestimation of the duration of nearly all of the activity categories (Table 3).

Conducting a time study of modern timber-harvesting processes with the use of harvesters is difficult due to the fact that harvester work cycles are both short and very changeable.

The study focused in more detail on their visuospatial abilities, which have grown in importance in previous psychological studies and are congruent with the demand description of modern harvester work.

In the thinning operation, the mean duration of a harvester work cycle, determined using the cumulative timing PSION method, was 48 s (Table 3), which was significantly shorter than the work cycle recorded using the cumulative timing VIDEO method (Z = 4.23; p < 0.01).

The flexoelectric energy harvester works even for a single layer beam with a symmetric cross section which is not possible in piezoelectric energy harvesting.

A generated power of 5 kW is realized by the harvester working under an ocean tidal speed, V = 1.75 m/s, and its geometric and material properties of driving length L = 7.5 m, spring constant kv = 65000 N/m, gap between the two magnets s = 0.0015 m, large to small diameter ratio of the cylinder z = 6, and magnetic flux density Br = 1.45 T.

It relates to two types of harvesting operations; processors working in radiata pine plantations and harvesters working in eucalypt plantations.

Arriving in Palermo on a brutishly early but otherwise painless Ryanair flight – "C'mon, for £100 return we can endure this" – we rent a car for the 80-mile journey over the back of the island, passing combine harvesters working the parched fields, and put up at Mandranova, an agriturismo, or farm with rooms, owned by Silvia and Giuseppe di Vincenzo.

Data collection on harvesters working in eucalypt plantations started in 2009.