Sentence examples for small silos from inspiring English sources

The in-group social media network structure has users with unified interests, while networks with clustered communities [104] limit information flow to small silos of users which have been described as stable over time [103].

"They're just going to put it all together, trying to do things as efficiently as possible". But Bosworth bypasses this entirely: He purchased his own drying facility with 15 different small silos, and he manages all of his own distribution.

Our plan now is to receive grains and wheat directly from farmers with immediate transport to small silos in close proximity to the fields and to use the short-term storage solution that we have seen in the Port of Malaga," noted General Sherif Bassily, Chairman of the Egyptian Holding Company for Silos and Storage.

The fuel had just been moved into a capsule the size of a small silo, called a dry cask.

It wasn't that long ago that the impact investing sector was seen as a small silo comprised of people and organizations who believed it was possible for investors to achieve both a financial and social return sometimes concessionary, sometimes not.

Dimas was standing on scaffolding about six feet above the ground when a sudden rush of steam filled a small silo where he was working.

The room darkens just a little bit; a subtle wind shifts; a small silence may permeate; people start to break up into smaller silos of conversation; that binding element in the social fabric is gone and the threads spread apart.

One simple improvement, in use now in most plants, is to keep some spent fuel in "dry casks" — steel cylinders filled with inert gas, sitting in small concrete silos.

Changes in chemical composition and nutritive value of fermented whole crop wheat during exposure to air was investigated using a range of maturities of wheat (growth stages (GS) 49 (boot), 71 (seed coat water ripe) and 87 (hard dough)) and levels of urea (0, 20 and 40 kg/t DM) in small scale silos.

Chemical composition, nutritive value and ensilability of whole-crop barley as a supplementary feed for dairy cows was investigated using a range of maturities of barley (seed coat ripe GS 69, early dough stage GS 82, soft dough GS 87 and grain ripe GS 90) in small scale silos.

An ensiling experiment was conducted in small laboratory silos with ryegrass (Lolium perenne) in the stage of early ear emergence.