Sentence examples for propagation systems from inspiring English sources

I first saw the stone fruit orchards, where they were investigating varied irrigation rates on 3 different propagation systems.

Advances in engineering technology will also assist in the development of more automated and controlled seed propagation systems.

Fusarium wilt diseases, however, continue to plague the industry due to imperfections in clean stock propagation systems, latency of disease development, irrigation systems that allow propagule spread, and a low priority placed on breeding efforts towards Fusarium-resistant cultivars of ornamentals.

Hence, as in other large-scale selective propagation systems (described in Section 6.2), there is always an overhead associated with transmitting the new parameters.

As indicated previously, thanks to the finite speed of propagation, systems governed by linear wave equations where internal controls and/or boundary controls act on the same 'region' is not rapidly exact-controllable; see [11, 20].

Based on each user's current context, Radiator continuously adapts each message propagation path and delivery delay, making an efficient use of network bandwidth, arguably the biggest bottleneck in the deployment of large-scale context propagation systems.

Haplotype 22 was therefore most prevalent when WNV 349/77 was passaged continuously in BHK-21 cell culture, less prevalent when WNV 349/77 was subjected to a change in propagation system, and least prevalent when propagated continuously in mice.

This company has developed, and patented, a special seed-starting system called the Accelerated Propagation System.

In this paper, the crack propagation system is briefly described and some numerical results are presented.

Key research challenges in molecular communication include design of system components (i.e., a sender, a molecular propagation system, a receiver, and a molecular communication interface) and mathematical modeling of each system component as well as entire systems.

A small scale coral propagation system at the University of Maine was accidentally exposed to 15.5 h of UVC radiation (253.7 nm) from a G15T8 germicidal lamp, resulting in a cumulative surface irradiance of 8.39 × 104 J m−2.