Sentence examples for inner husk from inspiring English sources

When they are cool enough to handle, peel away the shells and the thin inner husk.

Diffloth (2005) gives a list of proto-Austroasiatic rice-specific terms (Table 6), the supporting evidence for which has not yet been presented: Table 6 Proto-Austroasiatic rice-specific vocabulary (Diffloth 2005) Rice plant #(kə)ɓa:ʔ Rice grain #rəŋko:ʔ Rice outer husk #cəŋka:m Rice inner husk #kəndək Rice bran #phe:ʔ Dibbling stick #jərmuəl.

Inner husk tissue was also collected from the 46 most extreme plants from each distributional tail for both traits measured.

Once the meat is out of the outer shell, a potato peeler works nicely to peel off the inner husk.

Note that, because it incorporates the inner grain husk of the rice plant, brown rice can take an additional 20 minutes or more to cook.[3].

A walnut is a drupe in which the pericarp has differentiated into a fleshy outer husk and an inner hard "shell"; the "meat" represents the seed two large convoluted cotyledons, a minute epicotyl and hypocotyl, and a thin papery seed coat.

Furthermore, the quality of rice husk ash collected from inner bed, two-stage cyclones and bag-house was analyzed using XRD, TEM and SEM instruments, in terms of amorphous silicon dioxide and unburnt carbon content.

The spiders sucked out this inner soup, leaving only the creature's husk.

As is true of all great professionals, his husk remains visible while the inner man disappears completely into his work.

In mitoptosis, mitochondria can fragment, losing their outer membrane and releasing their contents into the cytosol, thus losing their functionality, or suffer fragmentation of the inner membrane leaving only a dysfunctional outer husk (Mijaljica et al., 2010; Tinari et al., 2007).

They pluck coconuts from a pile and swiftly pull each one over the blade, peeling the thick husk away from the hard, brown inner shell.