Sentence examples for larger stem from inspiring English sources

But by bisecting larger stem and floret pieces down to smaller ones, I was left with beautiful, graceful shapes -- both stem and floret attached -- that cooked quickly and evenly.

The company has found success getting its printers into the hands of K-12 educators as a piece of a larger STEM curriculum.

The latter offered the advantages of standardized modularity, to those obtained by a larger stem and a more regular articular surface.

The spring stem bending treatment showed larger stem deflections, compared with the summer water-stressed treatment, at the 30% failure loading.

Conversely, implanting the larger stem would fill more volume and therefore leave a smaller cortical distance to be covered by the collar.

Several within-stand habitat characteristics associated with stand maturity, such as larger stem diameters and a partially open canopy, occurred in thinned stands.

He said he considers existing programs aimed at creating a larger STEM-savvy workforce to be a "justifiable" activity, but that he was looking for "a thoughtful set of inputs" on how NIH should proceed.

Broadly, WSG and the proportion of larger stems had largest influence over the carbon storage estimate.

Both WSG and the proportion of larger stems decrease with increasing anthropogenic disturbance, however, stem density (≥ = 10 cm DBH) increases.

P. betle had noticeable corky ridges (periderm) (Fig. 1b, c) on larger stems, and this characteristic was not found in the other six species.

The NPT is derived from tropical Japonica germplasm and has fewer and larger stems and panicles than do semidwarf Indica varieties.