Sentence examples for shape and yield from inspiring English sources
To evaluate the élite trees, Bedford carries a field notebook with twenty categories on a page, which, in addition to the "organoleptics" — all the sensory stuff, like flavor, texture, and color — include tree size, shape, and yield.
Mapped QTLs or cloned genes for grain shape and yield components, marker information and references.
On the other hand, the size, shape, and yield of biosynthesized nanoparticles significantly depend on physiological parameters, and remarkably are affected by growth conditions (including pH, temperature, culture time, and metal ions concentration) of live organisms.
a, b: ranked by Duncan test at P < 0.1 Table 5 Comparison of the grain shape and yield traits among two parents and four ILs Line Rough rice Brown rice SPPc (no).
It should be observed that if grains were to evolve following the shapes determined by the path of the TOTAL process, then the plots for this relationship between shape and yield stress will be similar for all the mechanisms of grain growth.
The nanobelt shape and yield vary considerably over a narrow temperature range.
The method works on unstructured grids formed by convex polygons of any shape and yields a piecewise linear approximation to the exact solution which is second-order accurate away from boundary and internal layers.
We studied 154 strains from Italy for quantitative (shape, size and yield), qualitative (colour, malformations and growing behaviour), and molecular (RAPD and minisatellite) traits.
Based on the high-resolution linkage map we constructed before, 43 QTLs were detected for three flag leaf size and shape traits and yield per plant, among which 31 QTLs were unreported so far.
A series of observed intermediates disclose the possible process of forming hierarchical Cu2O architectures, and the possible chemical reactions involved in the construction of the Cu2O microstructures is proposed in order to gain a better control over their shape, crystallinity, and yield.
They came in all sizes, shapes, and yields: nuclear warheads, bombs, land mines, depth charges, artillery shells, even small nuclear projectiles that could be fired from a recoilless rifle.
