Sentence examples for machinery input from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study has been to design a number of farm scenarios representing future plausible and internally consistent organic farming enterprises based on milk, pig, and plant production and use these farm scenarios as the basis for the generation of generalised knowledge on labour and machinery input and costs.

Data on the number of machinery operations and the working hours for running the machines were used to quantify the amount of machinery input per kg of crop (SI, section 8).

It shouldn't have happened; the plant is fairly new and the process simple – new machinery, simple inputs of chemicals and woodpulp, and "Trees into sweaters!

Capital was therefore identified with durable capital equipment in the form of complex machinery and other inputs that the underdeveloped countries were not able to produce domestically.

(Did someone say "trickle-down economics"?) But -- again characteristically in such cases -- while processed nuts do command higher prices than raw nuts, Mozambique's nut-processing industry requires imported machinery and other inputs, and the tax on exports discourages raw-nut production.

One participant said financial exclusion is costly for the farmers she represents, because they don't have access to credit, yet they require capital for production inputs, machinery, health costs and so forth: "Many farmers are not even in the social security system, so when we need cash we often go to middle men – and the interest can be high".

Seeds, inputs, machinery, financing, insurance, and big data provided by the corporate giants are made to deliver larger and larger batches of uniform products to retailers, that are also consolidating and vertically integrating.

Another avenue through which trade reforms can promote pro-poor growth is by removing tariffs on agricultural inputs (machinery, fertilizers and pesticides) in developing countries.

Isolated reception plates provide an engineering approach to quantify the structure-borne sound power input from machinery through the measurement of the spatial-average velocity level and structural reverberation times.

Organic farming capitalizes on Chinese agriculture's natural strengths: high labor availability, small parcel size, and little access to capital input and machinery.

The mitochondria is a striking example of how a prokaryotic translational machinery has adapted to input from eukaryotic translational machinery as nuclear, eukaryotic tRNAs are required to be imported into the mitochondria, as the mitochondria no longer has a full complement of tRNAs [ 44, 45].