Sentence examples for weight of trees from inspiring English sources

The common allometric relationship for root weight was derived from the relationship between below-ground and above-ground weight of trees, so wood density is the same for both above-ground and below-ground weight estimation.

By growth cessation in late autumn, the final dry weight of tree was 35% higher for biaxis than for monoaxis trees, with biaxis trees showing greater dry weight gain in both the root system and scion.

Therefore, we define the score for m-th SNP as (3) where t.wt is the weight of tree t and is defined as log((1−ε t )/ε t ), and ε t is the training error of t.

For the first 120 days of growth, the period where no sylleptic shoots were present for either treatment, the total leaf area and dry weight of biaxis trees were greater than those of monoaxis trees, and trees that had a greater total leaf area also had a greater total tree dry weight.

Given a vertex-weighted tree T, the split of an edge e in T is the minimum over the weights of the two trees obtained by removing e from T, where the weight of a tree is the sum of weights of its vertices.

Where: BEF = biomass expansion factor (dimensionless); R = root ratio (dimensionless); P canopy = dry weight of the tree canopy (kg); P bole = dry weight of the tree bole (kg); P aerial = dry weight of the tree bole + dry weight of the tree canopy (kg).

Where SDW is the stem dry weight BDW is the branch dry weight of the tree and LDW is the leaf dry weight of the tree measured in kg, respectively.

Select a generator in a coherent group, then construct the minimum distance-spanning tree linking in the whole coherent generator buses and set the branches weight of the tree to infinite.

Roughly half the dry weight of a tree is made up of stored carbon, most of which is released when the tree rots or is burned.

The estimated weight of the tree was 60,000 pounds.

SUFFOLK COUNTY ANNE MARIE DOLAN, 57, was found Nov. 5 in a tent that had collapsed under the weight of a tree.