Sentence examples for milling grain from inspiring English sources
They transformed the cars into tractors, pickup trucks, paddy wagons, mobile lumber mills and power plants for milling grain.
By jacking up the rear and replacing one wheel with a pulley and leather drive belt, owners could turn the Ford into a fine stationary power plant for milling grain or turning the saw blade of a mobile lumber mill.
The windmills they favor are the kind commonly seen in the American Midwest, standing 30 to 40 feet above the ground with relatively small blades — not the long-bladed, European-style structures that were used for milling grain.
A. When soft stone like sandstone was used for milling grain, as the ancient Egyptians often did, residue from millstones could cause a serious problem over a lifetime, said Dr. Robert K. Ritner, associate professor of Egyptology at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.
We also give a comparison with Spanish windmills, showing way the two types of technology coexisted as a way of milling grain, and we give data on the performance of both technologies.
The courtroom served as a space where the lord could control land transactions, but also where he might fine his tenants for damages to land and buildings, or for other infractions such as marrying without a license and milling grain at the wrong mill.
In milling, grains are reduced to a meal to allow wetting of their starch cells.
The flooding in Queensland, along with heavy rains and earlier flooding across eastern Australia, could mean up to half the national crop, about 10m tonnes, becomes animal feed or low-grade milling grains.
HRY was defined as the ratio of weight of head rice after milling (Grains with length greater than or equal to ¾ of its total length) to weight of original paddy.
Crushing and pressing (grapes and other fruits), milling (cereal grains), or a combination of milling and pressing (sugarcane) are used.
It possessed filled grain of 84.63 %, milled rice recovery of 68 %, milled grain length of 6.62 mm, milled grain width of 1.88 mm, length/width ratio of 3.56, thousand grain weight of 24.46 gm.
