Sentence examples for points of cows from inspiring English sources
Again, I'm no dairy farmer, but I've always thought that one of the points of cows was that we don't need to know what they're saying.
LOUIS SAVARESE, the son and grandson of butchers, was raised to know the difference between a rib-eye roast and a cross-rib roast, but he is the first in his family to appreciate the finer points of cow hooves and chicken feet.
The lowest correlation between different time points of each cow in linseed oil treatment was R = 0.956, indicating a very high correlation between all the libraries (Additional file 10a).
Cows on all treatments mobilized BCS during the first 3 weeks after calving but, while HA cows lost ∼0.5 points of BCS, LA cows lost 1 point.
For a farmer, the point of keeping cows is to produce lots of milk.
The points of data showing a cow's position are downloaded and overlaid onto two types of maps to figure out where the cows are grazing.
We sat down with Tom over beers for a long discussion of his wild career trajectory, the finer points of suckling milk out of cow udders, and the time Eminem shouted him out in a massive pop song.
US entertainment site Cracked, which was keen to point out that you really should be scared of cows, used this figure to work out that the odds of an American being killed by a cow is 173,871 to one.
As the Times of India points out, its cows will ruminate less than 100 miles from the headquarters of a formidable local producer the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation, otherwise known as Amul.
But the miniature decorative cows are a serious clue, and the back cover spells out the point of this book: "How does it get from MOO to you?" Ice cream, we find out, starts with cows, a lot of cows.
