Sentence examples for row design from inspiring English sources

With respect to the thermodynamic efficiency and cost-efficiency, the four row condenser substantially outperforms the initial six row design.

M3 generation was raised under field conditions in progeny to row design along with the suitable controls viz., wild type (WT) N22 and IR 64 and, sprayed with Imazethapyr on 30th DAS for reconfirming the HT reaction.

The modest 16-and-a-half-foot-wide five-story house, at 1342 Lexington Avenue near 89th Street, is part of a row designed in 1889 by Henry J. Hardenbergh, the architect of the Plaza Hotel and the Dakota.

He cites the fact that the Spanish are only now making a fuss as evidence that it has been dredged up as an excuse for a political row designed to divert attention from Spain's domestic problems.

Robert Kashey, the owner of the house, one of an unusual row designed by the architect of Grant's Tomb, said, however, that he had never seen any damage to the house's interior and that the root system was quite shallow.

The swipes hang in a row, designed to be framed by the building's existing structural concrete columns; swiped directly on the exposed masonry walls across the room from these panels are somewhat smaller pieces composed of the former's derivative colors.

Currently, little data is available on three-row design in open literature; this study provides systematic, baseline information for future studies.

Although water saving of 60 mm and investments economy of 40% were provided from the twin-row design, the yearly return of the design including one lateral for each row was US$ 1590 ha−1 higher than that the return of the twin-row design.

Average maize yield penalty for intercropping maize and pigeonpea in the within-row was small (8%) compared with 50% in the distinct-row design; average (season × fertiliser) sole maize yield was 3.2 t ha−1.

To fill this gap, we review six up-and-down designs: the "3 + 3" design, accelerated titration design, biased coin design, k-in-a-row design, group up-and-down design and cumulative group up-and-down design.

During the 2011/2012 growing season, 20 seeds from each individual spike were sown in an ear-row design (1 m length and 0.3 m between rows) at the experimental station of the IAV Hassan 2 (Rabat, N 33°58'35", W 6°51'50", 50 m above sea level).