Sentence examples for move grain from inspiring English sources

Yet there was famine in the Sahel but not in Maharashtra.Apart from employment schemes, an affected country needs grain reserves, rural roads, and the ability to spot distress and move grain quickly.

The 1,800km Grand Canal, started in 486BC, was built chiefly to move grain to the capital, but will now become part of the great South-North Water-Transfer Project, intended to slake the thirst of China's arid regions.

Last week, in a paper published in the journal Physical Review Letters, Dr. Kiwing To of the Institute of Physics at the Academica Sinica, Taiwan, and two colleagues came up with some surprising theoretical and experimental results on one phenomenon that sets granular materials apart: jamming, like that seen in the hoppers that move grain from silos to boxcars.

Although the stages of the milling process grinding, cooling, sifting and packing were beginning to be mechanized to various degrees, gravity or manual labor was required to move grain from one stage to the next.

The Mississippi River is a major shipping channel to move grain produced in the Midwest farm belt to export terminals at the Gulf of Mexico, where it is then shipped worldwide.

Evans had seen diagrams of their use for marine applications and realized with some modification and careful engineering they could be used to raise grain, so a series of bucket elevators around a mill could move grain and flour from one process to the next.

Accurate forecasting allowed the government to broadcast typhoon information hourly, to recall fishing boats to port, to evacuate 1.4 million people from risky and low-lying areas, and to move grains and other materials.

But the American agricultural system moves grain so fast that it tolerates 2 to 7percentt foreign matter in bulk shipments of corn.

Both Byrne and Creed will reveal little in an interview, because an interview requires the application of a type of certainty that goes against the moving grain of what they do.

Mahoney, who won a silver medal rowing for Great Britain at the 1980 Moscow Olympics, denied the company's trading drove up prices, and claims he meant the company made more from the extra logistics of moving grain to the right places during droughts.

Solutes exert a drag on moving grain boundaries and thus slow down recrystallization.