Sentence examples for of the mowing from inspiring English sources

The cups were tin cans, and the groundskeeping crew consisted entirely of sheep, who took care of the mowing and the fertilizing.

Ethan Bronner of the New York Times reported on the Israeli Defence Forces' use of the "mowing the grass" metaphor for Hamas in Gaza; maybe Israel felt it needed a chance to deplete Hamas's rocket stores, test out its Iron Dome system and kill a few more important military figures.

Ecological management along highway corridors, involving a reduction in the frequency of the mowing of embankments, substantially changes their appearance.

In Dutch meadow landscapes almost all agri-environment schemes focus on the restoration of meadow bird populations by postponement of the mowing date.

We used the meadow management as a natural experiment, destroying nests at various stages of the mowing process and leaving different relict areas of suitable habitat after nest loss.

In addition to the prescribed postponement of the mowing date, it is probably necessary to raise groundwater levels and to reduce fertilization to allow for the development of an open vegetation structure that will increase chick survival to sufficiently high levels.

The bales catch on the chain-teeth and shudder upward at an angle into the darkness of the mow, where my wife's hands and my father's hands catch them.

Disadvantages of the MOW include the possible need for bone graft and the risk of delayed or non union.

Abandonment of the mown or grazed sites led to the establishment of species poor Urtica dioica stands.

We assumed that the curvature of the mowed rice and the line of collapse features were caused by left lateral faulting.

Secondly, the building up phase of Early Pleistocene age is related to a strengthening of the MOW close to the onset of the Northern Hemisphere glaciations at about 2.6 Ma during which were deposited low-mounded drifts.