Sentence examples for juvenile class from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, November 14 , 1942P. 11 Uncle Robert has beguna campaign to replace the word "Kindergarten," which he spurns as being German in origin, with some good American equivalent, like "passtime Class, or "juvenile class".
By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, November 14, 1942 P. 11 Uncle Robert has beguna campaign to replace the word "Kindergarten," which he spurns as being German in origin, with some good American equivalent, like "passtime Class, or "juvenile class".
In January at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans, he ran second in the Lecomte, in February he ran second in the Risen Star and in March he won the Louisiana Derby by two lengths over More Than Ready, last year's star speed horse of the juvenile class.
Note that the juvenile class contains only males (Table 1), so the sex effect may account for some of the elevated risk for the juvenile class.
Their increase potentially reflects both transitions out of the juvenile class and reversion of flowering plants to non-flowering plants.
Possibly, primarily clonal reproduction led to more consistent recruitment and stability of the juvenile class, while reversion rates from flowering ramets and the maturation of juvenile ramets created variability in the non-flowering class.
The sardine population in the model was divided into two age classes, namely, a juvenile (recruits) class and an adult class.
Most mortality occurred to the juvenile age class causing a change in post-fire population age structure.
c Note that the juvenile age class contains only males.
The juvenile age class had greater variability for the duration of this study and population growth rate was greatest for non-flowering ramets.
We hypothesized that this population would have greater variability in the juvenile age class due to year-to-year fluctuations in recruitment, and the rate of population increase (r) and population growth rates would be highest in non-flowering ramets due to a combination of transitions from the juvenile stage and reversions from flowering adults.
