Sentence examples for mechanized system from inspiring English sources

Frank Dupps of Germantown, Ohio, was marketing a mechanized system that turns chicken offal, about 15percentt of a good-size fryer, into lucrative byproducts.

Many farmers practice direct sowing, a mechanized system intended to preserve land nutrients and avoid erosion; much of the grain in Paraguay is grown by that method.

Indeed, at the Jensen Farms plant, where the contaminated cantaloupes originated, a mechanized system had been washing the melons with tap water, rather than the antimicrobial solution recommended by the F.D.A.

I would love to work on a long-term, comprehensive study looking at the potential for growing Riesling in New York using a totally mechanized system for vineyard management – pruning, shoot thinning, leaf pulling, shoot positioning, fruit thinning – the works.

THE key breakthrough with his type of design, according to Mr. Haag, is that the mechanized system is "truly redundant". With older automated designs, said Mr. Haag, all three movements a car elevator can make -- in and out, up and down, side to side -- are powered by one central unit.

More recently, several techniques for rice cultivation have been introduced, including alternate wetting and drying, direct seeding, a mechanized system for rice amplification, and an aerobic rice system.

And mechanized systems for harvesting and cleaning them have not been created.

Withering in the open air has been replaced by various mechanized systems.

It's the trap of Industrial Age technology: once mechanized systems supplant natural ones, they must be managed in perpetuity, or else they break down.

In contrast to traditional farms, industrial livestock and poultry facilities keep animals in buildings with mechanized systems for feeding, lighting, sewage flushing, ventilation, heating and cooling, all of which generate emissions.

Technical focus areas will include engineering advancements and mechanized tools for vineyard operations, the application of remote and proximal sensing technologies for monitoring vine performance, variable rate and zonal vineyard management for improving vineyard productivity and the economic impact of mechanized systems on fruit yield and quality.