Sentence examples for traditionally dried from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, dried flowers of arnica are used, as tincture or ointment, for topically treatment of skin bruises, contusions and pain [13, 14].

The Proteas fielded an all-seam attack at Centurion but the St George's Park pitch is traditionally drier and slower, and so the leg-spinner Imran Tahir will be included, most likely at the fast bowler Kyle Abbott's expense.

The presenter of Location, Location, Location - who will bring some glamour to the traditionally dry subject of conveyancing and exchanges - is the latest television celebrity to be snapped up by politicians eager to inject a bit of stardust into their favourite policies.

This prohibited the normal grazing calendar of the pastoralists in these locations which are traditionally dry season grazing grounds.

The ethanol yield from moist wheat was enhanced by 14% compared with the control obtained from traditionally (dry) stored grain.

In 2012 the lines were evaluated in Santa Rosa under the two levels of water supply and also evaluated in Cauquenes (35° 58′ S; 72° 17′ W), a traditionally dry-land agricultural region with lower yield potential.

Traditionally, dry mounting paper can cause bubbling and damage to prints.

Traditionally, crop drying has been accomplished by burning wood and fossil fuels in ovens or open air drying under screened sunlight.

Single malt whiskeys are distilled from barley that has been soaked in water until partly germinated, and then dried, traditionally over peat fires.

The berries have a musky, sweet flavor and were traditionally pounded into dried buffalo meat to make a portable trail food.

Traditionally, chicharrónes are dried in the hot sun.