| 词汇 | example_english_acreage |
| 释义 | Examples of acreageThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. For all farm categories, current acreage increased from 5 years in the past, and farmers predicted further increases in the future. In the fifteenth century, when yield ratios were relatively low, the only practical way to generate more income was to accumulate additional acreage. Consequently, producers may be able to produce at lower costs by spreading fixed costs over greater acreage. Farmers that produce commodity grain crops are highly invested in this conventional system through equipment and increased acreage costs, and often through tradition and know-how. Within that contracted sector, cotton has lost much acreage to new crops. The farmers in our study area, as is common in areas irrigated by electric pumps with free or fixed power cost, use acreage-based water rates. For similar reasons parents classified as farmers with a very small acreage and with no employees were classified as manual workers. Farmers received direct payments based on their historic production (acreage and yields) rather than their current production10. A large part of their acreage was irrigated to ensure their production would meet the quality demands of their buyers. Some registers have entries about landowning, such as the acreage held and the location of household plots, but many registers do not. Obviously, non-participating growers thought that the benefits from extending acreage exceeded the gains that would come following restriction. This is why the annual acreage of damaged crops range in grade 'serious' overlaps with grade 'moderate'. The situation is exacerbated as maize, the dominant crop by acreage, is planted over a period of three months. Note the three columns "acreage," "condition," and "production," the three main variables of the agricultural statisticians. If we compare their respective acreage of productive land, we find that this was related in the proportion of roughly 1:1:2. States often limited the amount of real estate a corporation could hold, quantified either by acreage or by dollar value. Their participation in the total cane acreage was rather small, only eight per cent. Exploration acreage is too valuable to evaluate solely in terms of structural closures; the more so as high oil prices seem here to stay. Potato farms under contract may not be able to expand acreage and realize short-term benefits of coupling. There is a concentration of acreage in one intermediary subsegment and, again, in particular in one minor segment. Although there is some evidence of acreage reduction, as the following examples illustrated on map 1 show, the pattern is very complex. It is impossible to measure directly the acreage of land successfully drained and the incremental progression of the gradual lowering of the water table. Only after the mid-nineteenth century is it possible to offer tentative figures for the acreage of agricultural land that was effectively drained. Households who use a relatively large acreage for maize production are less likely to hunt, both in the village area and in the protected area. Smaller, but still significant, acreages are in processed vegetables, mint and cereals. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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