Sentence examples for pruning branches from inspiring English sources

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This work focused on identification of pruning branches on apple trees in a tall spindle architecture.

However, it might lead to high communication cost in moving event scenarios for the reason of frequently pruning branches.

This problem may be solved by a complete tree search combined with filtering techniques that aim at pruning branches that do not contain solutions.

Pruning branches were identified in the reconstructed trees using a simplified two-step pruning rule; (i) maintain specified branch spacing and (ii) maintain specified branch length.

Pruning branches at least 35 cm from visible, active lesions in the bark should exclude the fungus and therefore reduce the probability of stem infection by H. fraxineus, however this cultural control tactic may only be economically feasible for high value amenity trees.

The test plot's new ability to absorb and hold water (thus reducing irrigation needs), coupled with the benefits of composting 500 tons of grass clippings, pruned branches, leaves and other material that was trucked off campus to the tune of $35,000 a year, quickly convinced Mr. Carbone that the program should be expanded.

A mountain towers over a craggy field of blue-white ice in "Glacier"; trees with pruned branches are set amid a gray wetland in "The Marsh"; a rock arch frames a total eclipse of the sun in "The Grotto"; and "November" is a gorgeous, double-exposed image of trees caught in an early-season snowstorm.

Generally, pruned branches are removed and thorough weeding is done after pruning.

BVH algorithms traverse these hierarchies to prune branches where a collision is impossible.

Using chipped pruned branches (CPB) as mulch can be a viable option because they represent local (in situ) organic material that can restore soil nutrients and organic matter.