Sentence examples for pruning up from inspiring English sources
CARTs were fitted with pruning up to at least five donors per terminal node (i.e., no less than five observations at each leaf in the tree).
So keep the plant pruned up a bit.
Remove lingering flowers and prune up to a third of the overall growth, because you will destroy a lot of roots when you dig it up.
The trunk of the trees is also regularly pruned up to the height of cattle/buffalo so that the animals do not injure themselves with the spines of tree.
Their faces would prune up and they'd try to show you the right way to play the riff and I'd just walk off.
To reduce the complexity of the exact algorithm, we further developed an inequality that can prune up to 99% of the solution space, resulting in substantial reduction in the runtime of the algorithm.
Most of the work consists of pruning, cleaning up and labeling plants for the local gardening tours that come through.
She pruned, tied up, planted and fertilized roses from March to October, and by the time she left in 2001 she had learned from some masters, among them Mario and Benny Bulfamanti, landscape contractors from New Rochelle.
The water was cold compared with the day but that's a minor prune-up compared with what unwrinkles, in memory, "fresh as paint," so that, say, tears would have been a big relief even if they had squeezed out cold, too.
We have not spent inordinate amounts of time plucking and plumping and pruning and polishing up our pussies as the ultimate prize to be rewarded to the victor.
Pruning also opens up the middle to sunlight, providing nutrients and ripening the fruit.[6].
