Sentence examples for tree materials from inspiring English sources

Lectures are often delivered using traditional methods, with a great reliance on dead tree materials, and physical core textbooks continue to hold ground over digital versions.

While some of her understanding of what the soil contributes to tree materials in terms of micronutrients was missing, in this interview question, she consistently explained how matter from the air and soil could be transformed into wood.

In order to investigate the effects on an exemplary practical application, we tested the performance of GERP on simulated multiple sequence alignments over a realistic species tree (Materials and Methods).

Whether it's wood, paper, or pulp, any product containing illegally obtained tree material is now banned from import and interstate trade.

The δ13C signature of tree material is widely regarded as a reliable proxy for water-use efficiency (Kruse et al. 2012).

And in some cases (I'm looking at you Snapchat), the real value of these photos is knowing that they'll quickly be lost to the ages, a pointed rejection of the archaic permanence of images chemically etched on dead tree material.

Due to the difference in moisture content, the tree material was separated into leaves, twigs (diameter <3.2 cm), small branches (diameter 3.2 6.4 cm), large branches (diameter >6.4 cm) and stem (Ketterings et al. 2001).

The clonal tree material grown in the polyhouse was subjected to four water deficit treatments laid out in six blocks of five rows for one growing season (start of August 2009 to end of August 2010).

Ed Sander of DPRP compared the album's sound to that of Porcupine Tree: "the album features both the dreaminess of some early Porcupine Tree material, as well as the aggressive riff based approach of tracks like 'Up The Downstair', 'Signify' and 'Wedding Nails' and other trademark Tree elements like distorted vocals and catchy bass parts".

Waller emphasizes the importance of leaving behind "biological legacies"—standing dead trees, live trees, and tree material on the ground.

During the winter, they burrow deep into soil and re-emerge in the spring to feed on dead tree material and mate.