Sentence examples for stock layers from inspiring English sources

In this way, all nesting sites that were sampled and analyzed for genetic studies were represented within genetic stock layers, and defined genetic stocks were represented within RMU layers, such that information shared across scales was retained in each relevant layer.

Add the Worcestershire sauce to the beef stock, then add to the casserole, pouring evenly over the potato layer, until the stock level reaches the bottom of the top layer of potatoes.

The three-onion-and-garlic soup was by far my favorite appetizer: rich stock was layered with caramelized onions and roasted whole garlic cloves, topped with a layer of melted mozzarella in a crispy bread boule.

We slurp in noodle restaurants, where a big bowl of thick udon noodles in hearty soup stock are layered with slices of pork, just Y850, less than £6, in an Ebisu branch of the hip noodle chain Ippudo.

Strain the stock through several layers of dampened cheesecloth or through a very fine sieve, and then let it cool.

The vehicle as the upper structure in the coupling system is a whole locomotive or rolling stock with two layers of spring and damping system in which vertical and rolling motion for vehicle and bogie are involved.

Layered invitations are not folded before being inserted into the envelope, so don't worry about creasing the slightly heavier stock or multiple layers.

First, to determine the areas burned by relating firescars to land cover types; then determine C stocks associated with land cover types by spatially linking to the C stocks in ground layers from the Alaska STATSGO database [16]; finally, to estimate consumed and emitted C fractions for each land cover type and soil drainage class defined by Rieger et al. [34].

First, to determine the areas burned by relating firescars to land cover types; then determine C stocks associated with land cover types by spatially linking to the C stocks in ground layers from the Alaska STATSGO database [ 16]; finally, to estimate consumed and emitted C fractions for each land cover type and soil drainage class defined by Rieger et al. [ 34].

The pre-fire spatial variations in the C stocks in ground layers and the variations in the fraction of C consumed during burning both contribute to the uncertainty of C emission estimates [2].

The pre-fire spatial variations in the C stocks in ground layers and the variations in the fraction of C consumed during burning both contribute to the uncertainty of C emission estimates [ 2].