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  • With the team bought in to the concept, the next step for me would be to produce what's known as a GDD, a Game Design Document.

    GigaOM Network 2009

  • Gesenius (Thes., p. 265) derives from root GDD which is in Hithpahel – "collect in crowd" (Jer., v, 7), and from which gedud – "troop", is derived.

    The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy 1840-1916 1913

  • Cooler regions have fewer GDD and warmer regions have higher GDD.

    California Wines 2009

  • One of the main tools used to track climate in agriculture is Growing Degree Days or GDD.

    California Wines 2009

  • As for Nebbiolo in the Finger Lakes - we never saw ripe fruit during the growing trials at Cornell's Riverhead research vineyard - even with well over 3000 GDD and 220 days of season.

    Red Tail Ridge Winery: A Different Kind of Investment 2009

  • Cooler regions have fewer GDD and warmer regions have higher GDD.

    Richard Olsen-Harbich 2008

  • One of the main tools used to track climate in agriculture is Growing Degree Days or GDD.

    Richard Olsen-Harbich 2008

  • If no information existed for GDD requirements using a base of 5 or 0°C, the GDD requirements for the base temperatures of interest were estimated from published GDDs based on similar base temperatures.

    Agriculture in the Arctic 2009

  • One problem with using GDD data from the literature for determining climate suitability for a given crop is that different reports use different base temperatures for calculating GDDs.

    Agriculture in the Arctic 2009

  • GDD analysis is generally accepted as a good way to estimate climate suitability for producing annual crops.

    Agriculture in the Arctic 2009

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