Sentence examples for origin dry from inspiring English sources

However, the Italian pig industry is mainly devoted to the production of Protected Designation of Origin dry cured hams: pigs are slaughtered at around 160 kg of live weight and the breeding goal aims at maintaining fat coverage, measured as backfat thickness to avoid excessive desiccation of the hams.

Not surprisingly, given their place of origin, dried limes match well with lamb.

The quantity of bioactives, such as safranal and crocin, in saffron is strongly affected by the geographic origin, drying methods, and storage [ 17, 18, 21– 23].

The prevailing winds are also characterized by their origin: the dry winds that originate in the continental interior and the moist maritime winds that bring the rains.

Its ecology, of either bio-climatic or edaphic origin is dry as a whole.

The Italian pig breeding industry is mainly devoted to the production of high quality Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) dry cured hams for which pigs are raised until they reach about 160 kg live weight and appropriate fat coverage of the hams is required [ 2, 3].

E.g: Acneic skin has its origins in oily skin, and mature skin has its origins in dry skin.

But Ms. Gideon is also in court with Rockrose over rent she withheld because of a number of unusual conditions that may hark back to the building's origins, including dry rot caused by moisture penetrating subfloors.

All subjects were of Caucasian origin and had dry to very dry skin of phototype I IV.

Classical admixed biogenic gas or high maturity origin for the dry gas are not needed to account for these accumulations though methane addition to the accumulations during oil biodegradation may sometimes be a dominant process.

Further, moderately high GI and exceedingly high telovitrinite based TPI along with high ash content are indicative of their origin in intermittent dry forested swamps.