Sentence examples for pattern of reserving from inspiring English sources

Since, in essence, starting pitchers have their own award, voters have generally settled into a pattern of reserving the M.V.P. for the league's most outstanding hitter.

The aim of this paper is to compare different environmental policies for cost-effective habitat conservation on agricultural lands, when the desired spatial pattern of reserves is a random mosaic.

There must be a way though of reserving certain airlanes for exclusive use of scheduled air liners instead of working the liners into a "pattern" with other planes.

After defoliation by livestock, a 'U-shaped' pattern of WSC reserve depletion and replenishment occurs, with WSC reserves utilised for growth immediately after defoliation, following which replenishment begins [4], [7].

In late germination, the DEPs in pattern F increased during mobilization of reserved substances.

Our study examined how the spatial pattern of nature reserves and AES affects the diversity of 25 target species of conservation interest in ditch banks and how this information might be used to develop a strategy resulting in synergy between protected areas and enhanced matrix quality.

Empirical information about the pattern of use of reserves and their relationships with the ontogenetic changes in leaf functioning and root architecture is crucial when defining new criteria of selection of perennial species, since they will influence longevity and yield stability.

This sweatshirt – with the MTV logo rendered with the kind of patterns usually reserved for bedding in 1983 – is a case in point.

Scanning electron microscopy was also used to examine the utilization pattern of seed storage reserves in cotyledons during germination and seedling development (10 45 DAI).

A tip from a source in the banking world had alerted the S.E.C. to a pattern of "cherry picking" at Sedna — reserving the biggest profits for a fund in which all the investors were family members and friends.

Atchison, a city in northeast Kansas with a population of just over 10,000, had begun what it considered a risky pattern of spending down its reserves to make ends meet.