Sentence examples for the stemming from inspiring English sources
noun
The stock of a family; a race or generation of progenitors.
Ignoring the stemming reduces generally the MAP by more than 40%, and these differences are always significant.
We demonstrate the polycrystalline nature of circular-shaped pads and attribute the stemming of different oriented grains to airborne contamination of the h-BN flakes.
A medical report documenting the stemming of severe nosebleeds by stuffing strips of cured pork up the nostrils (you literally couldn't make this stuff up).
There are some transcription errors and the stemming algorithm is imperfect, so it's possible (likely, even!) that there are previously unused words that we've missed.
The stemming of this last phase of the great German offensive was partly due to the effects of the Russian winter, whose subzero temperatures were the most severe in several decades.
Among the more relevant results of such process was the stemming of methods and tools addressing the transportation of hazardous substances in the framework of a holistic approach to the control of major accident hazards related to dangerous substances.
The softer the stem the better.
Drain and remove the stems.
