Sentence examples for sort of wheat from inspiring English sources
But this time, and for the first time in the history of archeology, the analysis showed traces of grain — "some sort of wheat," Hendy said, and barley or rye.
Cooking pots teeming with soba noodles dwindle to a bit of rice, then only boiled sweet potatoes and the sort of steamed wheat-bran bread that was once fed to cattle.
He has taken a Persian-history class at U.C.L.A. and gone on 3 a.m. excursions with his father to a kabob restaurant in the Valley to eat halim, a sort of cream-of-wheat-and-shredded-turkey breakfast served in mountain teahouses in Iran.
Automated sorting of intact wheat kernels was achieved by an NIR spectroscopic method that could differentiate samples at a 60 mg/kg DON threshold, which was correct 96%% of the time [ 25].
Angel hair – a sort of deconstructed Shredded Wheat with almond custard and sweet syrup – was less successful, being both too sweet and too close to eating hay.
Chanpuru, simply a "mix," is an essential Okinawan preparation, a sort-of scramble also available here with wheat gluten and more Spam, that processed vestige of American military occupation.
Berkman et al. [ 17, 21] recently sequenced the flow sorted chromosomes 7BS and 7DS of wheat to isolate the low copy and genic sequences and observed ~ 60% rate of colinearity with Brachypodium.
So we keep shipping other people's children off to combat as if they were some sort of commodity, like coal or wheat, with no real regard for the terrible price so many have to pay, physically and psychologically.
This summer's new crop of parenting books examines modern pressures and holds them up to the light of science to sort the wheat from the chaff: Which messages are worth paying attention to and which should be discarded?
The short arm of wheat chromosome 5D (5DS) was sorted by flow cytometry from a double ditelosomic line (2n = 40 + 2t5DS + 2t5DL) of Triticum aestivum L. cv.
Both of the chromosome arms of wheat chromosome 6B were sorted as telocentric chromosomes 6BS and 6BL from a double-ditelosomic line (dDt6B) by flow cytometry (Fig. 1).
