Sentence examples for version of the grains from inspiring English sources

Formally, let Ibinary be the binary image of the panicle obtained by low-passing the grayscale version of the grains' image and applying the mean-c local thresholding method.

A modified version of the grain theory was used to analyse the effect of temperature on the sulfation reaction.

Disney's architecture is an exaggerated version of the American grain, but it goes against the European grain.

Whole-grains are the unpolished version of cereal grains, consisting of the germ, bran, and endosperm; while polished grains lack both the germ and bran.

From there, it was but a short leap to choosing seeds from the most productive plants to sow next season and the consequent evolution, partly by accident and partly by design, of early versions of many of the grains that now feed the world.

The basic process is a deadly, stellar version of the chicken-fox-grain puzzle.

One version of the Isle of Grain plan, designed by the company of architect Sir Norman Foster, includes new high-speed rail links and a Thames crossing and barrier.

Both the enhancement of fatigue crack growth rates and the extent of intergranular growth modes are dependent on cyclic frequency which, along with the absence of a similar frequency effect in a spray-formed version of the material with a significantly different grain structure, supports a mechanism of grain boundary hydrogen diffusion for intergranular corrosion fatigue crack growth.

"I still shudder every time my husband feeds them the organic version of Nutri-Grain bars," she says.

AS more varieties and better qualities of brown rice become increasingly common, it's growing clear that you can do pretty much anything you want with this less processed version of the world's second-most-popular grain.

We could play the vinyl version of the movie, with a little bit of grain, or we can get you the CD.