| This script talks about using a bicycle to provide electrical power to run a maize sheller. |
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| While a technician shovels pomace into the small tractor-powered sheller, the pits are separated from the moist mash, which is then placed in an ordinary cement mixer. |
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| The engineers produced a corn sheller that consisted of a piece of wood with a hole in the middle. |
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| In the following interview, he discusses how the maize sheller works when connected to a bicycle. |
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| Presenter: The maize sheller machine run by a bicycle is the perfect solution for small-scale farmers. |
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| These consisted of 8 shellers, 12 threshers, a grain and seed cleaner, a groundnut sheller, a feed mill and mixer, a paste grinder and a cassava chipper. |
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| The women preferred, however, to continue hand shelling corn, explaining to the engineers that they valued the time spent with one another more than the increase in productivity that the corn sheller provided. |
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| As part of a regular process to improve the design and capabilities of agroprocessing equipment, a new maize sheller has been developed with Selam Awassa, collaborative manufacturers, in Ethiopia. |
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| On the territory of the agricultural land a bakery, the pasta shop, mill, sheller, pantries, storage products are also located. |
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| The corn sheller was almost identical in design, with slight modifications to deal with the larger kernel size and presence of cobs. |
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| At the first station, students got to take to corn off the cob using an old-fashioned sheller, which was loaned to the school by the Massachusetts Audubon Society. |
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| By hand or mechanical picker, the entire ear is harvested, which then requires a separate operation of a maize sheller to remove the kernels from the ear. |
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| Sheller really lets himself go on stage, finding a space in which to create which is far better than the studio. |
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| Sheller hit the road again with his orchestra at the beginning of November, embarking upon a 15-date tour. |
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| But at page 253 Justice Sheller proposed an order making absolute the order nisi for certiorari. |
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| Sheller returned to the stage at Salle Pleyel in early 97, for the creation of a new concerto. |
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| Sheller was becoming more and more involved in the creation of orchestral pieces, his true and lifelong passion. |
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| The decors were by Philippe Druillet, the cartoonist whose mad, unlimited imagination appealed enormously to William Sheller. |
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| The firm said that it has hired Jason Sheller as head of Sales for Fund Services in the Americas, within its Global Transaction Banking division. |
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| Sebaldt RJ, Sheller JR, Oates JA, et al Inhibition of eicosanoid biosynthesis by glucocorticoid in humans. |
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| Vincent, a great admirer of Michel Berger and William Sheller, eventually decided to follow in the footsteps of his musical idols and teach himself to play piano. |
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| For over three decades, William Sheller has neatly sidestepped critics' attempts at musical pigeon-holing, asserting his right to be a protean artist with ever-changing moods and styles. |
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| After this solo parenthesis, William Sheller returned to team work. |
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| And Sheller is the first to rage against new production methods where computer clicks dehumanise and millimetre-style calibration takes the spontaneity and soul out of music. |
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| According to the details, the police caught the accused red handed while preparing the meat to be sold in the markets at a facility in Shalimar area near Sheller Chowk. |
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| The buyer's agent was Christopher Sheller of Douglas Elliman. |
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