Sentence examples for new cultivated from inspiring English sources

Now, there's a new cultivated variety, Little Henry, on the market.

He developed new cultivated plants, such as the tulip, potato, and chestnut, from other parts of the world.

And if the new cultivated meat cells are not properly stretched and stimulated -- mimicking muscle activity -- the resulting product has a stomach-churning consistency that one tissue scientist described as "jelly on fabric".

Yet these warriors of the Archaic period were not coarse barbarians; by this time the Homerids (reciters of Homer) and the rhapsodists (singers-reciters and sometimes creative poets) were taking the great epics of Homer and Hesiod throughout the far-flung Greek settlements of the Mediterranean, and a new, cultivated civilization was already emerging.

In many cases, this conversion occurred without evaluating the land use capacity, thus exposing the new cultivated fields to a high level of degradation.

Ministry of water resources and irrigation in Egypt is currently implementing projects that expand new cultivated area, and accordingly the supplies of Nile River to the Nile Delta will be negatively affected.

"But the larger idea that needs to be preserved is that it was an experimental space that cultivated new American voices and new work," he said, "and I feel like the renovation has brought that theater back.

The opera house is a fine metaphor for the new Riga: its cultivated facade masks an underlying exuberance.

Hence, evaluation of new germplasm of cultivated rice as well as wild Oryza species must be explored to identify new genes for resistance.

Wild relatives of wheat are important sources of new genes for cultivated wheat.

Upon mapping, the markers can be utilized for marker-assisted introgression of new germplasm into cultivated cotton and in subsequent breeding of agronomically adapted types, including cultivar development.