As with other plant species, soybean seeds undergo a developmentally-programmed switch in metabolism to a "seed fill" mode, such that by maturity the embryo within the seed has accumulated the three major classes of reserves.
For example, the operators might allocate the system resources separately for different classes of users and reserve specific number of subchannels for each class of users, using the number of serving nodes as a rule of thumb.
Fans were carried by men as well as women, and there were many classes of fans, each reserved for some special purpose.
On a Thursday, nearly a dozen people were hoping to secure one of five spots (in a class of 60) reserved for walk-ins.
Vacancies that may occur in the several classes of directors of Federal reserve banks may be filled in the manner provided for the original selection of such directors, such appointees to hold office for the unexpired terms of their predecessors.
Thus, when educators have limited class time, practical advice may be to withhold practice questions at the beginning of class and reserve them until after the lesson, when they are apparently most likely to be effective.
The Special Roads Act of 1949 authorized existing or new roads to be classified as "motorways" that could be reserved for special classes of traffic.
It is imperative to reserve the most important classes of antibiotics for humans.
Colony somatic growth appears to have occurred across a range of size classes inside the reserve but not so outside its boundaries; indeed a significant decline occurred in the largest size class (Figure 4).
The mono-sized sand first takes the largest class of particles, d 1, and then the following classes of d 2, d 3,…, are reserved for cement particles classified in its dimension.
