Sentences with phrase «harvested more»

The Predator's are now upgraded, having harvested more DNA from the species they have conquered.

The sterile stems are the ones harvested more often, because they provide the medicinal benefits of the plant.

For example, farmers in Texas harvested more than a tonne less corn per hectare during warm Arctic years.

The solution, he believes, is to focus less on annual crops, which dominate world agriculture, and to embrace instead the potential of perennials, crops that can be harvested more than once without replanting.

However unlike the conventional rubber, it could be harvested more cost - effectively, better cultivated and grown in Germany as a sustainable raw material — even on land areas not previously suited for agricultural crops.

The SUNY scientists have harvested more than 10,000 of them, but less than one - tenth of a percent form culture growths that can then be coaxed into whole plants.

This year, Denver Public Schools students have already harvested more than 1,000 pounds of garden produce for school lunches as part of a program cooked up by school food service director Leo Lesh.

Recommended by Health Professionals and Culinary Chefs sustainably harvested more nutritious than table salt lower in sodium additive free exquisite taste certified Kosher Non-GMO.

After 10 years, Khalidi had harvested more materials than his restoration work could absorb.

He harvests more fresh vegetables, travels to the city and opens a burrito stand.

Google says it is trying to make it easier to create digital marketing campaigns, but online ad experts say the shake - up also appears to an attempt to harvest more revenue from the rapidly growing usage of smartphones and tablets.

After harvesting more tomatoes than we can eat (even giving some to the restaurant I work at for a featured dinner special) canning many pints of tomato sauce, salsa and crushed tomatoes, this recipe is an absolute life saver!

As somebody who lives in an apartment without any outdoor space for container plants or veggies, I certainly envy all of you gardeners out there who are harvesting more produce than you know what to do with.

Attendance at the Crawford fund conference largely revived my faith in international agricultural research and allowed me to harvest more inspiration, wisdom and knowledge — three key ingredients needed to survive the daily grind of a PhD.

We grow over 1 / 3rd of the potatoes produced in the United States, harvesting more than 13 billion pounds of Idaho potatoes each year on about 325,000 acres.

«This means farmers are now harvesting more rice per hectare, which not only lifts them out of poverty, but it is contributing towards the world - wide challenge of feeding the estimated global population of 9 billion people in 2050,» said Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Kevin Rudd.

Think of a farmer who plough his or her land and plants crops without fertiliser and all the necessary inputs of production yet expects to harvest more than those who have met the necessary inputs of maximum production... wenger out!

With this unique patterning, the absorbers can be boosted to harvest more solar energy from the ultraviolet and visible regions of the electromagnetic spectrum,» said Masdar Institute postdoctoral researcher Dr. Jin You Lu, who is the paper's lead author along with MIT postdoctoral researcher Dr. Sang Hoon Nam.

«New technique could harvest more of the sun's energy.»

That is not a huge catch, but mid-Atlantic fishermen today rarely harvest more than that.

Slimes dropped a crafting material — slime, naturally — and the only real concern we had at this point was keeping our character fed and harvesting more material.

On a variety of different levels, we experience more success and harvest more positive results when we harness the power of our words.

Chevy can't harvest any more power from a front - mounted Corvette engine without a thorough overhaul, because the current car is already pushing its limit.

Then one day Roscoe sees an opportunity: He'll siphon off the grid and electrify the farm, allowing him to harvest more efficiently and save the farm.

Unscrupulous companies will often give you more money than you need hoping you will find it difficult to service the loan right away, in which case they will end up harvesting more fees in the event you roll over the loan.

Of course, you can harvest those shards for specialized effects, but it's going to make it harder to harvest more conventional items throughout the world.

This rare material can be used in a few different items, so you will need to choose which one of those items is most useful until you can harvest more.

Human carnivores that enjoy excessive protein in their diets, against or pro whale killing are supporting the cause of harvesting more protein.

If you combined your air conditioners with «atmospheric water generators» you would could also harvest some more water.

The Smartflower includes a dual axis tracking system which keeps its panels oriented directly at the sun throughout the day (and throughout the seasons), which allows it to harvest more solar energy over the course of a day than a conventional solar array.

Once those kinks are ironed out, the team says the particles could be used to make solar cells that can harvest more of the light spectrum.

That's because longer blades can harvest more wind and make power cheaper.

The moral of story is that burning wood is not carbon neutral unless pains are taken to harvest no more than what grows back and that has definitely NOT been the case from 1750 to 1950.

It's easy to tick off the ways in which California is a leader in clean energy: It harvests more solar energy than any other state, has a program to curb greenhouse gas emissions from the vehicles on its famously long highways, and launched its own cap - and - trade system this year.

How might the built environment become productive and photosynthetic, harvesting more water, energy and nutrients than it consumes?

Better, not perfect has happened to society time and time again, robots weld cars together better, combines harvest more efficiently and production lines increase margins over hand made.

Save The World plays more like Minecraft, where you're harvesting more resources and stocking up on loot to survive waves of AI enemies in a sort of tower defense - style of gameplay.

With the proliferation of smart home devices, home Wi - Fi networks become an even juicier target for hackers who now stand to harvest more and profit more than by simply compromising your desktop or phone.

Cambridge Analytica, which served as the data operations team for Donald Trump's election campaign in 2016, came under scrutiny after reports in The New York Times and The Guardian this week stated that the company had misused a researcher's data to harvest more than 50 million user profiles from the site.

Not exact matches

Investors who purchased a stock for $ 100 per share, for example, are now more likely to harvest a $ 2 - per - share loss.

Free cash flow is especially important in this industry, says Underhill, as that gives management more discretion on whether to hold back a harvest.

It takes more than 15,000 Christmas - tree farms to produce that annual harvest, most of them small, family - owned businesses with longstanding ties to their land.

He has said he hopes the decree would «teach the peasants to work more efficiently,» and that regional governors who failed to ensure timely and efficient harvests in their regions would be dismissed.

Florida produces nearly half of U.S. citrus, despite recent declines in productivity.Since 2005, the state's citrus harvest has fallen by 70 percent partly due to citrus greening, a disease that cuts yields and makes fruit more bitter.

More than 50 million Facebook profiles were harvested by an app for data, which passed the information onto London - based elections consultancy Cambridge Analytica.

So Chick - fil - A partnered with Thrive Farmers, which operates with a more ethical payment system that splits revenues of bean sales with the farmers that harvest them.

In his dissent, Pai's main complaint was with what he saw as a double standard: He said that the order unfairly stuck ISPs with stricter rules than internet companies like Google, which are able to harvest and monetize personal data more freely under looser guidelines from the Federal Trade Commission.

Wealthfront supports additional Direct Indexing, which looks at movements in individual stocks, not just single funds, in order to harvest even more tax losses and lower your tax bill.

This makes it much more difficult for fraudsters to harvest usable data from transactions in stores and online.

LinkedIn provides a more traditional platform for business networking and is more useful for business - to - business relationships and harvesting talent.