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And a news report said the strawberries were grown, harvested and frozen in Qufu, the birthplace of Confucius, in Shandong Province.

Flushed with the glow of sunset earth seems like a ripe fruit ready to be harvested by night .

Frantically chase the "get" the day, "lose" can only be harvested "get" the necessary cost, there is nothing to be surprised.

Flushed with the glow of sunset earth seems like a ripe fruit ready to be harvested bu night.

God intended for the seeds He planted to grow into a bountiful crop to be harvested in the autumn in the Garden of Eden.

Computer models were used to show how much grain would have been harvested in the absence of warming.

The spirit complex of each harvested entity moves along the line of light until the light grows too glaring, at which time the entity stops.

The wedding can be harvested many moved and surprise, and how much to pay the MONEY.

Harvestable: Plant has borne fruit and is ready to be harvested. Harvest and Sell interactions become available.

Luo Han Guo grown and harvested from vines in the Guangxi Province of China, this rare fruit is often used as a sugar substitute.

The best way to judge if a carrot is ready to be harvested is by its color. Usually, the brighter the color, the better the taste.

The years of frustration are ready to be harvested.

Harvested in the wild, currants have been used for centuries as food and medicine.

Some fish are harvested once a year; other kinds can be harvested throughout the year.

Don't ever say goodbye to teachers, for they long to see that what they have sown would be harvested someday in the future--by you.

In the aftermath of a violent civil war the beleaguered people harvested nothing but sorrow.

"Yes, " he said in a low voice. "Where nothing is missing, that's where the Ancient Ones harvested the most. "

After corn crops are harvested, a common agricultural practice is to leave discarded plant material on the fields.

Their first winter in the Low Country was difficult because many had not finished their houses or harvested their corps before winter.

Other researchers are experimenting with similar approaches by taking stem cells from bone marrow or harvested blood vessels, he said.

Assistant White House chef Sam Kass and executive chef Cristeta Comerford chop vegetables harvested from the garden.

Houses in Cauca valley are ready to be harvested.

Assistant White House chef Sam Kass carries bowls of beans harvested from the garden.

The calculation takes into account the growth rate and age of the trees and an estimate of the market price for harvested timber.

Two thousand black box parameters from planes that do not crash can be harvested via computer analysis to further increase airline safety.

As the fields are cultivated, sown, harvested and allowed to lie fallow so must we live the four seasons in a day.

The government says the condoms would be the only ones made of latex harvested from a tropical forest.

Although had the regret to leave the net, but Zheng Jie harvested yesterday joyfully .

The amount of energy harvested would have to be significant to justify the cost -- a whole lot more than 50 millivolts.

Beheaded: Observers -- one of whom appears disgusted -- examine the decapitated head of a harvested whale.

They had hoped to be able to perfect this material so that small disturbances, including sound waves, could be harvested for energy.

Fortunately, nobody has harvested any penguins, and we're getting over 100, 000 tourists a year to see them.

Consumers are largely unaware that kangaroos are wild harvested, " he said. "

The stated business directives harvested in the examples above might be seen to reflect a Line of Business or aggregate LOB perspective.

Chinese souls cannot be harvested like stalks of corn in a field, or iPads on an assembly line.

Much of the apple crop was formerly harvested and sold directly out of the orchard with comparatively little grading and packing.

The children and students have to fill a daily quota of harvested cotton.

Anchovies, for instance, are harvested well out to sea off the coast of Mexico, Central America and California.

Energy and water-saving fittings have been used throughout, and rain water is harvested for use in the gardens.

This day was also considered as a harvest festival since fruits, vegetables and grain had been harvested by this time and food was abundant.

Periodically, important new features will be harvested into the enterprise models as the result of project work.

Use a sharp knife and place the harvested items on a clean surface or directly into storage containers. Do not put them on the ground.

Along the way I made out a patch of opium poppies waiting to be harvested.

However, as I said to you last night He wants to have harvested all he can when the clock has fully run out.

The panel on the climbing robot, about the size of a coffee tray, harvested enough power to run a small lawnmower.

A year of junior high school graduation. I lived a year in-service high school. this year. I harvested a single year.

Looking back over the past two years, he also owned land in the planting before, they worked can be harvested only withered grains.

So far, facilities capable of holding over 520, 000 litres of harvested rainwater have been installed at three locations in Kenya.

Two bulls born in Britain from embryos harvested from a cloned cow in the United States had been slaughtered.

In the happy at the end of the train, my spirit is much more abundant harvest than the harvested material.

The main crop in southern China is rice, which could be harvested for two times per year, or three times every two years here.

Examination calm calm, careful, do not think the overall quality of results, as long as your efforts, there will always be harvested.

Freshly harvested jasmine and green tea are spread out in the container with the absorption flower fragrance.

In an annual ritual, the Japanese emperor makes an offering of rice harvested from paddies within the palace grounds to Shinto deities.

From Kosovo they were taken to Albania where all were murdered, a small number after their organs had been harvested.

Enzymes are harvested from fermentations, or from plant or animal products. about 3000 have been at least partially described.

Though the Mustafar lava is hot -- a searing 800 degrees standard -- it is cool enough to be harvested by specialized equipment.

Without your generous contributions, where I harvested today. 120000 Thank you for your subdivision, beloved teacher.

Then all too soon the garden were harvested, the vegetables canned and stored, and the educate reopened.

But, before the crop is ever harvested, a farmer can buy a contract giving the right to sell an amount of the crop at a set price.

The algae are ultimately harvested for proteins and oils that make fuel used to run the distillery.

The population of your planet contains many various groups harvested from other second-dimension and cycled third-dimension spheres.

This is critical in allowing existing data modeling to be harvested into a single environment and, ultimately, a single model.

Its soil contains raw materials that might be harvested and processed into rocket fuel or breathable air.

This allows a much larger amount of a blood component to be harvested from a single donor.

The genetic nature, as well as the purity of the GM seeds and harvested material, was confirmed by qPCR analysis of DNA samples.

I do not understand why people pay the same with me, but always a rewarding experience, and I have harvested little.

In 2008 Georgia produced more broiler chickens, peanuts, pecans, rye and spring-harvested onions than any other state.

Ethanol vapor treatment with ethanol pads inhibits ethylene production and prolongs the shelf-life of harvested broccoli.

Mesenchymal stem cells are commonly harvested from bone marrow. A few studies are on umbilical cord blood-mesenchymal stem cells (UCB-MSCs).

Also be wary of previous owners of your minerals or the mineral shops or mines that harvested and distributed them.

We did whatever we could to help out: harvested walnuts, gathered trash, collected scrap metal to sell by the pound.

Lavender turns purple around the end of June and by September, the fields are all harvested.

Plants, after all, grow back after being harvested, so burning them does not add to overall levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

A farmer, Mohameed Abdallah Sharkawi, helps push a donkey cart carrying harvested corn out of a mud hole on his farm.

Almonds are also a member of this family but they are the only fruit which is harvested especially for its seeds.

You can grow your own garden and do not have to pay for the food offered or interest to the banks for what is harvested.

The entire cotton crop in Uzbekistan is harvested by hand by millions of citizens who have no connection to agriculture whatsoever.

Guard us from anyone who would attempt to rule us by controlling the crops we've harvested with our own hands.

They stress that seafood from the gulf harvested in areas reopened since the spill and those that were never closed, remain safe.

Grain in Ear: Awn-crops are mature and able to be harvested.

The C elements harvested from the diagram can be pasted into a UML model as new UML elements.

Getting the crop harvested with so few hands to help was a tall order, but we did it.

The trees growing on it are harvested and the land is either abandoned or converted to a plantation.

They used colored fluorescent tags to identify the groups in question in embryos, allowing the correct cells to be harvested.

After this year's survey visit, we harvested only the questionnaire, our harvest is a more experience, a responsibility.

China has launched a national organ donation system to try to reduce its dependence on body parts harvested from executed prisoners.

City is the result of human evolution where mankind achieves their new harvested civilization.

Much of this can be traced to how it is harvested, stored and transported, says report co-author Colin Brown.

At the enterprise level, changes can be propagated from the acquired exemplar models and harvested from the project models.

Once a shoot is harvested, usually the highest bud of the stump will grow out to form the next flower crop.

Although deuterium is cheap and abundant, tritium is exceptionally rare and must be harvested from nuclear reactions.

This includes testing effort and schedule (which should be derived from test effort metrics harvested from recent Construction iterations).

At risk are 550 plant species. At least 86 per cent of the plant species harvested will result in the death of the entire plant.

quality in areas where fish and shellfish were harvested failed to meet environmental standards.

Future marine Know you today from the 2009, let me do a return tour, you tour in 2030 with the "Ocean" , I think you must be harvested.

Learning that this kind of behavior when harvested material than more important thing, that is a true love.

One's life are to be paid and paid the efforts that have been harvested.

In the United States fully two thirds of harvested grains, which could greatly relieve world hunger, are fed to farmed animals.

In the case of the wood, trees equal in amount to those felled are planted every year and are later harvested at maturity.

Then the virus is harvested, purified and developed into a vaccine.

Catfish are stocked and harvested in the last phase of the facility's waste stabilization pond system.

EXAMPLE: Alert employees cull bruised fruit as it is being harvested so all the fruit that comes from our orchard looks good.

Brazilian farmers pioneered "no-till" agriculture, in which the soil is not ploughed nor the crop harvested at ground level.

In all places, the plant waste from harvested crops would be incinerated to create electricity or be converted to biofuel.

There are three cycles of this nature during which those who have progressed may be harvested at the end of three major cycles.

A small pinch of lettuce seed sown in a pot can be harvested for several weeks if picked regularly.

This word, becoming a tourist to be harvested on square most " complimentary language " .

Nearly as ridiculous as the idea of treating menopausal women with with female hormones harvested from pregnant mares' urine.

The crops in Argentina and Brazil, to be harvested soon, look fragile due to dryness.

If diatoms could be made to similarly secrete the oil they produce, then it could be easily harvested.

As the RUP states, it is in closing out the project that architectural fruits are harvested.

In time the third form of vitamin C may be found in ascending berries and in particular those harvested in the wild.

The differentiated cells were harvested separately and mixed with fibrin sealant to prepare injectable engineering cartilage.

Agriculture Assistant Secretary Salvador Salacup says by the time Megi struck, 90 percent of the crop had already been harvested.

However, in 2010, the crops that could be salvaged had been harvested, and the rest had turned brown.

Today, the rate of desert expansion in Niger is dropping and the amount of harvested crops is up.

Canisters of the harvested helium-3 are then sent to Earth to be used to generate fusion energy.

While it is understand that the pay may not be harvested, many stories are not the outcome.

The farmer protected and harvested the seeds of this most beautiful flower and planted them throughout her farm.

During the summer, many polar bears gather to rest and feed on hunter-harvested bowhead whale remains near Kaktovik, on Barter Island.

Distinct from solid organs like hearts, lungs and kidneys, harvested tissues also include cartilage, ocular material, arteries and veins.

Then as they slept, I harvested their dreams, even as I walked among them and drank their breath.

It isn't clear if seaweed is harvested or farmed in the area around the crippled nuclear plant.

The features of the fundus lesions were well documented and the neoplastic colonic lesions, if any, were harvested with biopsy. Results.

The rib cartilage was harvested and carved to a onlay graft. The removed silicone is a good reference.

All the hypertrophic burn scars after burn were harvested by surgery, and normal skin samples were obtained from fold inguen .

Huge amounts of cellulosic biomass can be sustainably harvested to produce fuel.

Crawfish are harvested from both wild habitats (natural rivers, bayous, swamps, and lakes) and controlled, managed crawfish farms.

Other harvested shellfish include clams (Anadara sp. ), oysters (Crassostrea tulipa), mussels and snails.

How about giving a party this evening to celebrate the harvest and inviting you Daddy to have a taste of our-harvested peanuts?

Then all too soon the garden was harvested, the vegetables canned and stored, and the school reopened.

Lower contents of volatile components found in early harvested pears were kept over the whole storage period.

The above local crops harvested the progress already were most backward, the rainfall will cause the locality to harvest further postpones .

Not only will there be fewer crops harvested, but entire herds of cattle will have to be sold off because they simply cannot be fed.

Typically, donor egg pregnancies are achieved by using fresh eggs harvested from a donor that are fertilized and implanted in another woman.

This completed analysis is then harvested from the project before being validated and merged with the enterprise-wide business model.

After the vegetables have been harvested, peasants plough the loose leaves into the soil to enrich it.

But what if the diamonds financed wars, the cocoa beans were harvested by children and the roses grown in a pesticide mist?

Reaching new peaks of popularity in North America is Iceberg Water, which is harvested from icebergs off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada.

If he harvested only one grain of wheat for each grain he planted, he'd be wasting his time.

METHODS: Brain hippocampal tissues were collected from neuronal rats. Neural stem cells were harvested by serum-free culture method.

Some researchers are already building devices that run on "ambient" energy harvested from light, heat, vibration or TV transmitters.

While many species harvested for seafood come from near shore waters, others can be found in the deep ocean.

The grapes for both components were harvested in the cool of the night to preserve the integrity of the fruit flavors and acid balance.

The grafts are usually harvested under sterile conditions and then processed so as to decrease their immunogenicity and ensure sterility.

China and India, meanwhile, have produced record amounts of soyabeans, while Thailand and Vietnam have harvested bumper crops of rice.

VINIFICATION : The grapes are harvested manually, then de-stemmed, lightly crushed and fermented in stainless steel tanks.

If they can breed before they get big enough to be harvested their genes stand a much higher chance of being passed on.

Production Value: The apricots planted have been harvested, and peaches are fruiting.

Our premium raw buckwheat honey is carefully harvested to preserve all the nutrients that nature provides.

The eggs are harvested using a needle through the vaginal wall, with the donor under general anesthesia.

Fresh implants, harvested under sterile conditions, typically are not a practical option.

Incredibly detailed data about our lives are being harvested from online databases without our awareness, much less our approval.

At the experimental group , discs were harvested from the caudal vertebrae and placed subcutaneously in the epidural.

Another area of concern involves the egg retrieval process, in which women are sedated and eggs are harvested.

After harvested, this utility model may ensure the uniform stubble, convenient for next cultivation, and save the relevant cost.

fodder harvested while green and kept succulent by partial fermentation as in a silo.

Sea cucumbers, for instance, are already being harvested and minced up by French and American pharmaceutical companies.

I buy fresh fruit and vegetables from the "farmer's markets" when the food is harvested, otherwise I shop in a "health food store" .

In a similar vein, metadata from BBC programmes and music is being harvested in to Talis Platform stores.

Commercially harvested wild fish usually have harvest limits set by state or federal governments, which may make them more costly.

It's vital that the crops are harvested at the right time of year.

Potatoes were harvested staring from the middle of August. People were following a combine-harvester and filled bags with potatoes.

I believe you will be harvested, what good performance should not be a problem.

If this wasted heat energy could somehow be harvested, solar cells could be much more efficient.

Area and production data on sugar cane and sugar beets generally cover all crops harvested, except the crops grown explicitly for feed.

The leaves of this species are harvested and dried for brewing a beverage (i. e. , a tea) in Guangdong.

Blood samples were obtained from abdominal aorta after treatment, and samples of ovarian tissues were harvested.

Not every endeaudio-video or will be fruitful- however- every effort must be harvested- it is a powerful unfair proposition irreversible.

Often criminals will sell personal information harvested from data breaches to other crooks on online black markets.

The mushrooms then are harvested, but very importantly, the mycelium has converted the cellulose into fungal sugars.

The predominant end-use for warmwater shrimp and prawns is human consumption. The shrimp can be harvested in the wild or farm raised.

Harvested off the coast of Japan, arame is loaded with vitamins and minerals.

But are the beans really any different from those harvested conventionally?

The wines from Italy, where the grapes are harvested before they fully mature, are light-bodied and crisp.

All its products use extracts of Central and South American plants, many from the rainforest, all sustainably harvested.

Barn B, meanwhile is an open-air shed made from a lattice frame of locally harvested bamboo.

Since these crops are grown and harvested differently than corn and soybeans, they help disrupt the lifecycle of crop weeds.

A bid to regulate the trade in red and pink corals - harvested to make expensive jewelry - could also divide the delegates.

In addition to purchasing fish in a store, wild fish may be harvested for personal consumption by sport anglers.

Chesapeake Bay fishermen, or watermen, have harvested the waters for crabs, oysters, clams, and fish for many generations.

The seed harvesting rate of Smooth bromegrass harvested by artificial segmentation harvesting method was highest , being74. 7%.

The results showed if unripe tuber was harvested, the colchicine content was lower than that of the ripe tuber.

Crops still in the field will only be partially harvested due to abandonment and lack of labour.

Unlike other lightsaber crystals found elsewhere, the gems harvested on Ilum only produce blue and green blades.

But frequently untreated human feces harvested from latrines is delivered to farms and spread as fertilizer.

Shark fins are being "harvested" in ever greater numbers to feed the growing demand for shark fin soup, an Asian "delicacy" .

then they harvested these chimeric fetal livers for transplant into lethally irradiated hosts.

Some nutrients begin deteriorating in a fresh fruit or vegetable as soon as it's harvested.

Some plants can pull out toxic metals from the soil, incorporate them into their tissues, and then be harvested and removed.

These beans, harvested from the faeces, then create a coffee that tastes rich and slightly smoky with hints of chocolate.

Is worth the revelry in this in the season, I harvested have certainlynot wanted "to be free" , cheered!

Until quite recently, aquatic foods were primarily harvested and consumed locally.

The flesh color and some physiological changes of green mume fruit after harvested were investigated during storage at various temperatures.

There is yellow and green olive oil. The color says something about the time of season the olives are harvested and not about the quality.

A similar idea already exists in agriculture, where farmers use non-harvested 'trap crops' to lure insect pests.

Most of the harvested fruit is donated to community organizations and individuals in need.

The egg white, which now contains many millions of vaccine viruses, is then harvested, and the virus is separated from the egg white.

These books hold recipes using all commonly harvested ingredients and are purchasable from NPCs.

METHODS: The HPLC fingerprints of Coumarins in Mandshurica Fraxinus from different place and harvested at different time were studied.

Grapes picked en masse by machines are usually harvested later in the year.

Note the roughly circular area of scrotal skin; this will be harvested for use as a vaginal graft.

In 1992 Dr Prasher also cloned GFP, so that it no longer had to be harvested from living creatures.

The autumn wind brings us cool. The grains have been harvested, the rice, wheat and corn.

Methods The seedlings were planted in plot, fruits were harvested one-plant and measured in laboratory.

Maize, the main cereal crop, was being harvested when the earthquake struck.

Hippies even have a hard time saying no, as oysters are almost always sustainably harvested and lack the ability to feel pain.

Because they harvested bountiful crops of corn, barley, beans and pumpkins the Pilgrims had much to be thankful for in the fall of 1621.

But for now squalene isprimarily harvested from sharks caught by commercial fishers, especially deepwater species.

After eight weeks, the spines were harvested and histological sections were prepared.

Grapes harvested by hand only. Whole bunches loaded in fermentation tank, no de stemming, no crushing.

In 2007, she harvested a lot in her career and life, which ensures her promising future.

The kinetic energy from this movement is harvested to deliver charge at the same rate as a wall charger.

When harvested three times in one year, up-ground biomasses were closely related with water consumption.

The crops had been harvested with the reapers.

Some are cultivated, but most are botanised, and several of those harvested from the wild are endangered.

The bat star is not harvested by people, so the fishing is not impacting the population.

It comes from carefully selected grapes, manually harvested in the valleys of Maipo and Colchagua.

They are harvested commercially and by home producers, providing vital income for struggling farmers.

There were whiffs of wood smoke, cooking smells of fish or game, and the heady, delicious aroma of freshly harvested herbs.

Quite often Sauvignon Blanc picks up an aggressive "cat box" odor when the grapes lack sun exposure or are harvested under ripe.

Place the harvested items on a clean surface or directly into storage containers.

Not only has the weather inflicted heavy crop losses on Brazilian farmers but it also has lowered the quality of the harvested beans.

He climbed the Mt. Blanc in shorts in the icy cold, harvested world records and always stands for new challenges.

Famine dramatically slows the rate at which Food is harvested.

These coastal bird's nests harvested from the coastal regions of Indonesia are truly special indeed.

Most crops are harvested during the autumn season and trees lose their leaves.

But before him, Wu Weidi the fist versatile had already harvested a silver medal south the female.

Mucosa from the resected middle turbinate is harvested and introduced endocranially into the defect.

They also consume more than 80 percent of the agricultural products and timber harvested in rural areas.

Bamboo, although a perennial plant, is nonetheless in danger of vanishing from some parts of Asia because it is being harvested too much.

Do you know which fruits are harvested in autumn?

In addition, the better skin elasticity is, the more follicles can be harvested.

WWF plans to periodically update the seafood guide to reflect changes in the way that seafood are produced and harvested.

More than 500 tons of oranges are expected to be harvested this year in the country.

will be harvested via green building design elements harnessing geothermal.

Use a sharp knife and place the harvested items on a cleanservicesurface or directly into storage containers.

Rice is superior than other corns because the it can be harvested for three times a year in some areas under good condition.

Crops already harvested should be stored inside if possible.

Food is grown, harvested and sometimes even consumed in accordance with lunar cycles.

The tooth and bone implants were harvested, sutured together, reimplanted, and grown in the omental for an additional 8 weeks.

How is ginseng grown and harvested in the United States?

During the 1990s, only about 11% of the world's rice harvested areas were upland; the remaining harvest came from water-flooded systems.

They required that the crops should be harvested at once.

These process models are then harvested from the project and reviewed at an enterprise level.

Often, these artifacts are harvested from previous projects.

Choose a restaurant that sources its meat from sustainable, humanely treated and harvested animals & farms.

Both the peat and the wood by-products burned by this plant are harvested sustainably.

British department store is selling a special coffee, harvested from the dung of Indonesian jungle cats, for $100 a cup.