grains造句
61. He's wearing a garland of marigolds and carrying a bowl of yellow rice grains.
62. Our gross domestic product was literally heavy, for it was dominated by coal, steel, iron, and grains.
63. Achieving efficient liberation of the smallest grains requires crushing them to a very small particle size.
64. The farmers sweated to make sure that each grain of the planted rice produced many grains more.
65. On a size frequency histogram the size class in which the greatest percentage of grains is represented provides the modal class.
66. True, most of these beliefs contain grains of truth, but their omnipotent power does not survive close scrutiny.
67. Soldiers reached Saidpur district late last week and have since distributed hundreds of tonnes of paraffin, shelter and food grains.
68. Standing dumb and immobilized in Doyle's hands, Jinny felt the last grains of fight trickle out of her.
69. Normally, larger grains mean thicker layers of emulsion and coarser images.
70. If she insists on buying grains and pulses rather than ready-cooked dishes, she will pay ludicrously high prices for them.
71. It also is a great boon to vegetarians who can cook grains and dried beans in 12 minutes or less.
72. How might whole grains help? Whole grains are higher in fiber than processed grains, making them harder to digest.
73. Distillation liberated the spirits from fermented grains and fruit juices, and in time ethyl alcohol was purified.
74. Joyce's family is numbered with the grains of sand in a thousand egg-timers.
75. The mineral to be most wary of is calcium, which can toughen some grains when used during cooking.
76. The grass diet of buffalo is supplemented with natural grains and sun-cured hay.
77. In 1986, 1942 million tonnes of food grains were produced to feed a world population of nearly 5 billion.
78. Pore spaces are the voids not filled by grains or matrix within a sediment.
79. A bird pecking at food grains could have known without learning what food looks like, or it could have learnt it.
80. This new species lives below the surface of the rock in the interstices of its sand grains.
81. The pearls were fat rice grains you wanted to bite.
82. The plants grow wild along the banks of the rivers and inlets and the grains are harvested from a boat.
83. Fig. 1. Scanning electron micrograph showing the distribution of the angular grains of alumina in Inceram.
84. There are 27.34 grains in one dram, 16 drams to one ounce and 16 ounces to one avoirdupois pound.
85. Then he straightened and dusted invisible grains of dirt from the knees of his coveralls.
86. This phenomenon has been utilized for dating sedimentary deposits of quartz grains.
87. It is located throughout the grains of minerals that contain traces of uranium and thorium, not on grain surfaces.
88. Scanning electron micrograph showing the distribution of the angular grains of alumina in Inceram.
89. A 50t / hour cleaner removes all the small grains from milling and malting samples.
90. Cretans who like their salt to run smoothly add a few grains of rice to absorb moisture.
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