Sentence examples for pith of an from inspiring English sources

So why bother wasting 15 or 30 minutes of your day waiting for an entrepreneur to get to the point when you can spend just a few minutes listening to a pitch which really delivers the pith of an idea?

The tibiae were cut with a razor blade and were inserted in the pith of an elder.

Michael Huffman and Mohamedi Seifu, working in the Mahale Mountains National Park in Tanzania, noticed that local chimpanzees suffering from intestinal worms would dose themselves with the pith of a plant called Veronia.

The pith of a tree is the central column of its branches.

You can also use this section to see if the stalk is hollow, full, or stuffed with a pith of some kind.

Predictions are shown versus (a) height, at a fixed distance from pith of 50 mm, and versus (b) distance from pith, at a fixed height of 3 m.

This paper presents a new method to determine the pith location of a tree or structural element made of timber or lumber based on ultrasonic tomography readings.

A thin region at the outermost periphery of the pith consists of a few rows of parenchyma cells that are considerably more slender (ca 20 30 μm wide) than those in the central portion of the pith (usually ≥ 50 μm wide; Figs.  3, 4a, b).

These chimps did, however, feed on the decaying pith of Raffia palm trees, which is a good source of minerals.

Chris had a third proposition, and the pith of it was this: he went back to the day when a group of Scottish noblemen, led by Darnley, broke into her room at Holyrood where she was playing cards.

In each scroll, the tightly wrapped layers of the fibrous pith of the papyrus plant are welded together, like a burrito left in the back seat of a car for two thousand years.