Sentence examples for source grain from inspiring English sources

Unlike vodka, in which the source grain is often purposefully purified to a vanishing point, white dogs are pungently fragrant, with a chewy sweetness to them.

Floorplans of brewery indicate the predicted relative contamination of brewery surfaces by microbial sources (grains, hops, yeast, beer, human skin, unknown) at each season, estimated by SourceTracker (Knights et al., 2010 ).

Quinoa fiends are advised to try and source the grain from sustainable British sources if possible.

The area is a major source of grain production in China.

More than just a source of grain and taxes, Egypt also became a base for Arab-Muslim expansion by both land and sea.

After the sack of Kaifeng in 1127, the Henan region continued to be the chief source of grain for imperial storehouses.

The British cut off access to cheap molasses, while the nation's rapidly expanding interior gave Americans a near-bottomless source of grain, which they used to make whiskey.

Low acidity and a high humus content combine to give the chernozems a high natural fertility, which has helped make the steppe the country's main source of grain.

In the 16th and 17th centuries the Baltic region, Europe's main source of grain, iron, copper, timber, tar, hemp, and furs, was as important as either the Mediterranean or the Atlantic.

For more than 1,000 years, Yixing and its surrounding countryside was an important source of grain for China, celebrated in poetry as far back as 960 AD for its benign climate and fertile soil, and famous for the manufacture of a dense, brown pottery that is still highly prized in China as the ideal material for teapots.

Photosynthesis is the primary source of grain yield in rice (Chen et al. 1995).