Sentence examples for kernel of grain from inspiring English sources

Farmers cannot coax a kernel of grain from ground that looks like the skin of an aging elephant.

Doesn't matter if it's one kernel of grain per day.

Whole grains are made from the whole kernels of grain, including both the inside part of the grain and the outer covering.

In addition to the distributional heterogeneity, OTA concentrations amongst individual food items in a lot (for example OTA in individual kernels of grain) can also vary widely.

The two sang an impassioned rendition of "Pearls," the haunting Sade portrait of a Somalian woman scavenging kernels of grains from the ground to feed a starving child.

The correlations between EFDs and TKW suggest that they are able to relate the uniformity and smoothness of the kernel to grain weight because roughness or shriveling would be expected to reduce the ratio of internal volume to surface area of the kernel.

To evaluate the classification accuracy of the different neural network architectures, colour images of 7500 kernels (1500 kernels of each grain type) were taken.

To evaluate the classification accuracy of the different neural network architectures, high resolution colour images of 7500 kernels (1500 kernels of each grain type) were taken for training and testing of networks.

The concentration scale for the fluid surrounding the grains is chosen by balancing the increase in concentration per unit time with the transport of coffee solubles from the kernels of the grain by diffusion.

"We know how to break down a kernel of corn or grain of wheat into its chemical parts, but we have no idea how to put it back together again," he writes.

Results showed average kernel weight, kernel diameter and test weight of grain sorghum increased as irrigation capacity increased, whereas kernel hardness index decreased as irrigation capacity increased.