Sentence examples for model of cotton from inspiring English sources

The research presented here develops a geometrically accurate model of cotton crop canopies that can be used to explore changes in canopy microenvironment and physiological function with leaf structure.

Third stage: 48 rats were allocated into eight groups, each containing six rats, for the study of the anti-inflammatory activity of telmisartan in rat model of cotton pellet-induced granuloma.

To quantify this response of cotton fibre quality to environment and management, we developed a simulation model of cotton growth and development, CottonXL.

An FSP model of cotton development, CottonXL, has been designed and calibrated to simulate development of leaf and fruits (square, flower and boll), plant height and branching (Gu et al. 2014).

The authors'two-hitit' model of cotton smoke inhalation and subsequent instillation of live bacteria is characterized by a hyperdynamic circulation, hypoten-sion, tissue acidosis, and progressive impairment of gas exchange, lung mechanics, and morphological alterations typical of acute lung injury.

A scale model of the Cotton Bowl scoreboard captures the final score of Grambling's victory over Alcorn State in 1985, which give Mr. Robinson his 324th victory, putting him ahead of Mr. Bryant on the career list.

Physiologically based demographic models (PBDM) of cotton and PBW (see [30, 52, 89]) are used to explain the underlying effects of weather and planting density on yield and PBW dynamics at the local, state, and national levels under irrigated and rainfed conditions prior to the introduction of insecticides and Bt cotton.

Its glass cases display artefacts as different as models of the cotton factory, now long gone, and the cast of Livingstone's arm bone that was fractured when the lion attacked him.

We've come a long way from one of the early national science fairs, in 1955, when 14 students participated and the winner built a scale model of Eli Whitney's cotton gin, said Lawrence Bellipanni, a retired professor of biological sciences at the University of Southern Mississippi, who wrote his doctoral dissertation on science fairs.

It was unclear from Roberto Menichetti's overworked Burberry collection what vital theme he was serving by putting models in fattening layers of cotton.

He was the kind of child who built Airfix models, stuffed them full of cotton wool, doused them in lighter fuel, set them on fire and then threw them from the highest window in his house.