Sentence examples for seed sharing from inspiring English sources

These can be wonderful family heirloom seed sharing opportunities, or you can give seeds to neighbours, as a housewarming gift, or as a way to remind people to plant their own veggie garden.

The ancient practice of seed saving and seed sharing, which allows plants, land, and culture to co-evolve organically, is being revived by organisations like the Seed Savers Exchange.

And not just scoff-in, either, because to the north of the bridge, says Clare Patey, artistic curator of it all, will be pumpkin carving, apple bobbing, hat making, seed sharing, fire eating, magic and music (Howard Goodall has composed a special grace for the event).

In Protect or Plunder, Shiva notes three essentials to farmers' agricultural practices: seed sharing, exchange of ideas, and knowledge gained by working with indigenous seeds (2001 20044; 2012a).

This pattern could be linked to seed sharing attenuating with distance and should be further investigated.

Cross-pollination among fields, seed sharing by farmers, and selection by management and environmental conditions play roles in shaping crop characteristics.

However, MNS seeds and hippocampus/caudate seed shared connectivity to the visual perception areas of r-ITG and lingual gyrus.

2. Scan the sorted array and for each seed shared by both s1 and s2 create a tuple (r1, r2), where r1 and r2 are positions of the seed in s1 and s2 respectively.

Integrity of key seeds shared among the nodes in RF4CE networks is guaranteed by FCS (Frame Check Sum) initially supported by RF4CE MAC Frame and MIC (Message Integrity Code) provided to packet in Network layer (NWK).

This problem is mitigated by the near uniform random output of Murasaki's hash functions, making it approximately equally unlikely that any two given seeds share the same node, but it does not help the worst case.

Nuts and seeds share a fatty acid profile which is characterized by low amounts of SFA and high content of monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFA) and PUFA [ 24].