Sentence examples for spur grown from inspiring English sources

Flowers from apple trees Malus × domestica, Borkh 'Golden Delicious Spur' grown in the province of Huesca Spainn), 461 m a.s.l. were used in this study.

Flowers from apple trees cv Golden Delicious Spur grown in the province of Huesca Spainn), 461m above sea level were used in this study.

As a newly emerging fascinating nanomaterial, infinite coordination polymers (ICPs) constructed by metal ions and organic bridging ligands, have spurred growing interests.

The increasing penetration of renewable energy and the trend toward clean, efficient transportation have spurred growing interests in sodium-beta alumina batteries that store electrical energy via sodium ion transport across a β″-Al2O3 solid electrolyte at elevated temperatures (typically 300 350 °C).

Discontent over economic inequality, unchecked climate change, and systemic racism in the criminal justice system have spurred growing protest movements across the country.

Beyond that, it spurred growing recognition of the rights of indigenous peoples nationally, and we are now engaging with our government to develop a new Indigenous Peoples Rights law".

Concerns about global warming in combination with increased use of fossil fuel have spurred growing interest in sources of renewable energy such as biofuels.

Until Spurs grew sloppy in the second half Rovers' only threat came at corners.

With Spurs growing as an attacking threat, Ferguson responded by introducing Rooney, who almost made an immediate impression.

After the third year, third-order branches and spurs grew off the second-order sylleptic and proleptic branches.

There has been much attention (particularly in the West) to the idea that democratization of information, particularly via the Internet, would spur a growing autonomous civil society.