Sentence examples for regular cultivation from inspiring English sources

The Sinhalese civilization was hydraulic, based on the storage and use of water for the regular cultivation of wet fields.

In the larger high islands, interior areas not under regular cultivation were considered community property and were used for collecting wild food and for temporary gardens.

Participants received a piece of paper with the description of the technique and were informed that this exercise could be used in any situation and that, like any practice, its regular cultivation, even in neutral situations, potentiates the positive result in difficult moments.

Archaeological evidence points to its regular cultivation by the 4th to early 3rd millennium B.C. (Tengberg 2012).

However, the importance of regular cultivations was elucidated by the presence of E. coli in a few joints, being a gram negative coccus E. coli generally differ in MIC-values from the other more commonly isolated microbes.

The understanding and manipulation of these elements can help in the discovery and production of new compounds never identified under regular laboratory cultivation conditions.

Sufficient data is available in literature demonstrating that the shake flask mixing conditions will not result in breakage of E. coli during regular cell cultivation.

Shiraia sp. SUPER-H168 was routinely maintained on PDA slants at 4 °C by regular sub-cultivation (no longer than 3 months).

The relative timing of ambrosia fungus cultivation, regular inbreeding and gregarious feeding modes are depicted in Figure 2. The oldest origins of regular inbreeding were estimated to be 50.1 Ma (analysis A) for Hypothenemus +  Ptilopodius, and 29.3 Ma for the inbreeding Dryocoetini (Ozopemon, Coccotrypes, Dryocoetiops) plus Xyleborini.

Earlier this year her prospects were radically improved when Farm Africa provided her with access to a small allotment and regular training in cultivation.

The probability of eucalypt regeneration was reduced by intensive past land use (cultivation), regular livestock grazing, increasing distance to remnant trees and high cover of exotic annual vegetation.