Sentence examples for straw grass from inspiring English sources

He realized as an undergraduate that ethanol could be produced using inexpensive, organic materials such as straw, grass, wheat, and wood with cellulose-consuming bacteria.

As for the pine straw grass and powder, fire ignition seldom occurred even with large particles and smolder occurred just as infrequently.

Fuels consumed included straw, grass, dung, and coal dust.

Fast-growing biomass from agriculture like cereal straw, grass, hay, etc. has an ash content between 5 and 10 wt.%, rice straw even 15 to 20 wt.%.

At the end of the composting period, there were no significant differences between the 0%and10%0% straw grass composts, or the 30%and50%0% grass composts, but differences were significant between these two groups of grass composts.

In regions like Nachole, the poor women spent long hours collecting inferior types of biomass fuels such as straw, grass, leaves and twigs and carried them to their home on head load covering a long distance.

Rags and other fibres, such as straw, grasses, and bark of the mitsumata and paper mulberry (kozo), have been used as paper pulp.

The material with high cellulose contents are plant fibers, woods, stalks, stems, shells, straw, grasses, etc. (Table 1; Fig. 1).

Lignocellulosic materials such as sugar cane bagasse, corn stover, rice straw, grasses, wood chips and other agricultural waste contain large amounts of polysaccharides such as cellulose and hemicellulose.

The closest any plus-size model has come to modeling at a major fashion show was at L.A. Fashion Week in October when, modeling a black, yellow, and teal, spandex onesie made by the flashy men's underwear line Marco Marco, Dexter Mayfield--built more like a tulip than a straw-grass super model--sashayed down the catwalk wearing five-inch heals.

In this experiment, amendments were woodchip, sorghum straw, prairie grass, woodchip biochar, sorghum straw biochar, and prairie grass biochar (Figure 1a).