Sentences with phrase «cropped at»

Words flew into the frame as you moved from one hub to another and then appeared cropped at the edge of your screen to indicate that there was more if you pushed it to the side.

One more thing about Sher Edling's reference to Climate Files: Notice how the logo at the bottom right of the old ICE campaign «Chicken Little» ad is cropped at the bottom.

Most, however, seem snapshot - casual, cropped at times with a deliberate awkwardness.

A head, lying uncomfortably on the water, cropped at the chest, grimaces up at the night sky; the pathway from a blocky building leads to the ocean, with a clock hovering overhead where the moon should be, as if to suggest that time is running out; an oversized swimmer lies facedown on land, overwhelmed by exhaustion.

Juxtaposed against minimal yet heavily worked backgrounds, parts and partial figures are dispersed across the picture planes or cropped at the edge of the canvases.

In dark suits, the dancers» image is cropped at the neck and thighs, leaving their gender unspecified.

In general, however, with few exceptions, no puppy will ever be cropped at our office after 5 months of age.

Let's take a closer look to see what it looks like when cropped at 100 %.

In France and America, the ears of most Briards are surgically cropped at five - to - six weeks of age.

Ears are cropped at seven weeks or left natural for show, but have to be properly placed on the head.

Oddly, Twilight Time includes a version of the film cropped at 1.78:1 alongside the original 2.35:1 version.

A perfect profile picture is cropped at waist level with the subject smiling in casual, clean clothing with not too much in the background.

These silk pants are supposed to be cropped at the ankle so I went with the long size for a slightly longer length.

Tiina of Elegance Revisited goes traditionally elegant in a coordinated full skirt and ladylike cardigan, again cropped at the waist.

Cropped at ankle.

Cropped at the hem, this crew neck sweatshirt has a classic fit and a dropped shoulder capturing that whole sportswear - inspired style — going for a run is entirely optional...

I also have a pair that works perfectly for fall and spring (cropped at the ankle but a heavier fabric), as well as a winter pair (heavy, wool, and tuck - able into boots).

It is cropped at the waist and comes in a crisp white hue.

It's cropped at the hip and made with water - resistant cotton, which is ideal on those rainy or 60 - degree days.

BTW, those pants are all kind of amazing, love the drop crotch and that they are cropped at the same time, love them!

This flattering fit is cropped at the ankle, so you can show off your favorite heels as the name suggests.

Cropped at the ankle, they're the perfect pair to take from day to night.

High - rise and cropped at the ankle, yes please.

Cropped at calves.

The farmer could find a grocery store or middle - market wholesaler to guarantee they will buy the entire crop at $ X per kilogram on a future date.

The crop at that time was composed almost entirely of the lowest untouchable caste, the sweepers, who came unsolicited by the tens of thousands to receive baptism and the benefits of getting out of the Hindu caste system.

The crop at the time was peaches, and Connecticut was the second - largest peach - producing state after Georgia until an unusually heavy winter around 1917 killed most of the state's peach trees.

Touching briefly on prices, USDA forecasts corn prices for the 2018 - 19 crop at an average of $ 3.40 a bushel (bu), up 10 cents from the latest projection for the 2017 - 18 crop, according to the February World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates.

Image from National Organic Combinable Crops at Green Acres Farm, Shropshire (2013) Booking is now open for the 2018 National Organic Combinable Crops (#NOCC18) conference, the largest and longest - running organic on - farm event in the UK.

Each September, the village of Diamante in Calabria celebrates its crop at the Hot Pepper Festival.

In Queensland and northern NSW, the dry has some grain growers questioning whether they will plant any winter crops at all in the coming weeks.

In the second half the fund expects to generate profits from its cotton crop at Darlington Point and cattle sales from King Island.

Nespresso maintains that due to overall quality improvements and / or certification, farmers are able to sell the rejected portion of their crop at a higher price to other buyers.

Blue Diamond officials value the 2 - billion pound California almond crop at $ 6 billion and say it generates nearly 50,000 jobs.

Habaneros are a seasonal crop and, here in New England, a very limited crop at that.

On Tuesday, a United Nations agency warned that severe drought conditions are putting this year's wheat crop at risk in at least five Chinese provinces — five provinces that account for about two - thirds of the country's total wheat production.

I am yet to see any Gunner amongst the present crops at Arsenal that can take the corner kicks better than Ozil takes them.

Try not to be too choosy and picky We aren't attractive to the cream of the crop at the moment Losers can't be choosers

You don't need to include models faces if you don't want to, just crop at the neck or chin if you want to keep the focus on the clothes.

From June to October, look for our special Thursday gleaning shifts, where volunteers help us harvest crops at local farms.

Gordon Brown will push for the EU to back down on its resistance to GM crops at a summit of leaders in Brussels today.

The first wave of Field Scale Evaluations saw farms attacked by anti-GM protestors - most notably in July 1999, when 30 Greenpeace activists, led by Lord Peter Melchett, destroyed crops at a farm in Lyng, Norfolk.

The scientists studied crops at a Tokyo research field, including cabbages and potatoes that were planted a few weeks after rains showered the field with radioisotopes from Fukushima.

Lead researcher Alex Chepstow - Lusty of French Institute of Andean Studies in Lima, Peru, says warmer temperatures enabled the Inca to build mountainside terraces for growing crops at altitudes previously too cold to support agriculture, and provided meltwater from the Andean glaciers for irrigation (Climate of the Past, vol 5, p 375).

The two DSSAT crop modules were evaluated using measured data on soil water and crop yield from four treatments: irrigated cotton without a cover crop, irrigated cotton with winter wheat as a cover crop, dryland cotton without a cover crop, and dryland cotton with a winter wheat cover crop at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Station at Chillicothe from 2011 to 2015.

Climate change and recent heat waves have put agricultural crops at risk, which means that understanding how plants respond to elevated temperatures is crucial for protecting our environment and food supply.

LEAF - CUTTING ants are one of Brazil's biggest agricultural pests, eating their way through crops at an astonishing rate.

Growing food crops at Cabbage Hill takes place in long, shallow tubs on the south side of the greenhouse, which are filled with newly nutritious water from the bioreactor.

The use of GMOs was outlawed in Tasmania more than a decade ago, after genetically altered canola escaped from crops at secret trials around the state.

Instead, farmers will sometimes bring home the rejected crops and eat them with their families or sell the crops at a discount to those with lower incomes who need the food.