Sentence examples for rich root from inspiring English sources

Like other Afro-Asiatic languages, Hausa has a rich "root and pattern" system in which "patterns" of vowels are interlaced with and provide specific meanings for consonantal "roots" (denoted by the √ symbol) that indicate a general concept.

However, the increased removal of nitrogen by water hyacinth and water lettuce was also closely linked to microbial nitrification/denitrification because of the rich root systems of these species compared to that of Myriophyllum spicatum.

And pork osso buco was as good as this dish gets, tender and of distinct pork character (not faux veal, as at so many restaurants), with a gloriously dense and meaty brown sauce and a rich root-vegetable risotto.

Emma Franklin, another English jeweler who wears a colossal ram's ring on her pinkie, ascribes this creativity to London's history and the rich roots of the gentry.

They are rich, rooted primarily in global banking and business rather than in any particular communities or set of social values, and ideologically committed to unimpeded markets above all else.

"Andalusia is a land of mixed races and rich roots," she says.

With "Voodoo Sakpata," a track off that album, Elom signs off his directorial debut with a video that serves as a perfect introduction to his world: a fury of tradition and modernity, post-colonial malaise and rich roots, French lyrics and African references, all on top of a boom bap beat.

Staples such as sorghum and cassava (a plant with a carbohydrate-rich root) do not show up in the figures but are traded informally.

We can conclude that legumes (when grown alone) can produce substantial N2O emissions most likely due to enhanced denitrification activity in their rhizosphere due to N-rich root exudates/dead organic matter.

However, the root GC content changed from 0.5 (GC-medium) in the first scenario to 0.9 (GC-rich root) in the second.

Root explants were pre-incubated on callus induction medium (CIM) for a few days, and then transferred to a cytokinin-rich shoot induction medium (SIM), an auxin-rich root induction medium (RIM), or fresh CIM, respectively.