Sentence examples for successful varieties from inspiring English sources
However, genetic engineering now enables specific alterations of single traits in already successful varieties.
Varietal selection remains an ongoing area of interest as we try to introduce successful varieties to our present mix.
The Empire apple, developed in 1966, is one of 66 Cornell-developed varieties and one of the most successful varieties ever released by the station.
He went on to be billed as "the Black Liberace", and become a partner in Harriott and Evans, a successful variety act in the years before the Beatles.
(It was released in 1997 and did moderately well — "Too stagebound to be entirely successful," Variety wrote, in a typical review).
My father, Joe, followed her into the business and became a successful variety agent – our house was always full of performers.
To find the most successful variety of corn, for example, a breeder might have pollinated hundreds or even thousands of plants by hand to see what happened.
The third most successful variety is spam advertising Rolex watches, 0.0075percentt of which get clicked on, according to an analysis by CipherTrust, a large manufacturer of devices that protect networks from spam and viruses.
DeKalb's development was attributed to the barbed-wire industry established there by Joseph F. Glidden, who in 1874 invented a successful variety of barbed-wire fencing; his invention earned DeKalb the nickname "Barb City".
Mr. Kirby, who started out in radio in the Midwest, teamed up with Moore off and on for decades, serving as announcer and performer on the early, live "Garry Moore Show" on CBS-TV in 1950 and 1951 and on the highly successful variety show of the same name that ran from 1958 to '64 and 1966 to '67.
So once you've gotten these things, you've created them, then there is a process of several years of screening in the field to find out which ones produced the product you wanted and have not messed up the production of all the other things you need to make a successful variety.
