Sentence examples for pruning about from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, by pruning about half of less accurate base classifiers obtained by the second scheme, a compact and more accurate ensemble system is built, which is regarded as the third fusion scheme.

Trees on city streets get pruning about every 15 years instead of every seven years, which was the practice only a few years ago, said the department's deputy commissioner, Liam Kavanagh.

First, the ichthyosaur family tree suffered a massive pruning about 100 million years ago a previously unrecognized event that reduced the formerly diverse group of predators to a remnant that included only top-of-the-food-chain creatures.

If the lilac isn't terribly overgrown, prune about one third of the branches to 18 inches.

Stop at Palermo's main food market, the Mercato della Vucciria, one morning and you might see an elegant, aristocratic queen of a man in his seventies talking to a chap with a face like a prune about the price of anchovies.

Prune about 50 feet (15.24 m) of branches that are 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) in diameter.

You should prune about 1/3 of the entire plant, using a pruning shears or hedge trimmer to achieve a tidy, rounded shape.

What should I do about pruning it?

The simple act of cutting out a spruce sapling that had elected to seed itself in a stone retaining wall started Fuller thinking about pruning as an art — the art, he said, of "killing without killing".

Make the pruning cut about 1/4-inch above a leaf or at the base of the branch.

Try to make the pruning cut about one-fourth of an inch above a growth bud or "eye" at a 45-degree angle.