hulls造句

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One study found that black bean hulls contain 40 times the amount of antioxidants found in white bean hulls.

A boat with two parallel hulls or floats, especially a light sailboat with a mast mounted on a transverse frame joining the hulls.

They are incredibly sturdy, thanks to the durability of their bamboo hulls.

The two hulls worked against each other and would soon breakup.

V. hulls can be utilized as a new type of anthocyanins resource.

Buckwheat hulls are flat beans that slide around and adjust in the pillowcase as you move in your sleep.

The technology of microcrystalline cellulose from soybean hulls was obtained by a lot of experiments made in LABS in this paper. Acidolysis of soybean hulls was the main preparation method.

The contents of proanthocyanidins of several types of plants in their flowers, leaves, hulls, shells, seeds and stones were determined.

The hulls were built by Choco Indians in the Darien Providence of Panama and shipped to Tahiti.

The paper described in detail the way and workmanship of centering of double head universal coupling during shafting alignment onboard high performance crafts that have flexible hulls.

He loved the way the boats bobbed on smooth days as well as in rough weather, their yards clanking gentle lullabies, their hulls gleaming in the sun.

You want to be able to do this anywhere in the world and not worry about peak rice hull or peak cottonseed hulls, because you have multiple choices.

The pretreatment method is simple, rapid and the results were accurate, so, the method is valuable for the controlling quality for peanut hulls and its products.

A spectacular capsize during training saw China Team's AC45 catamaran racing boat effectively disabled, with a badly broken sail and damage to one of the hulls.

But even if the ice melts as fast as shippers hope (and scientists fear), navigation is likely to demand strengthened hulls, higher insurance and extra training for crews, all adding to the costs.

The biological efficiency on cotton hulls is 40.0—55.5% and about 25% on rice straw or wheat straw. GV34 strain is a good one that is optimum for the north area of China.

It also forecasted future application of rice hulls as for the source of raw material hard degree of the treatment process, sorts of obtained products its applied area and economical effect and so on.

The Chinese peasant now detours his team of water buffalo around the blackened, twisted hulls of two Lilies and four Oscars as he prepares the paddy fields for the next rice planting.