The auction of the Warwick Priory was to take place on September 23 , 1925 and was described in the catalogue as a "Highly Important Unreserved Demolition Sale" offering such items as "rare old oak doors, large quantity of floor boards, the whole of the joists and other timbers, and enormous quantities of excellent brick, sandstone, old oak and other beams, timbers and girders".
Hindman recorded: "Machinery was made for manufacturing percussion caps and small arms, and both were turned out in small quantity, but of excellent quality.
This magnificent folly, pulled by men rather than horses, is a sort of Walloon equivalent of the Seville Holy Week floats, carrying the gold-casketed relics of Sainte-Waudru towards their annual reunion with Saint George, the Doudou, and a large quantity of the excellent local beer.
The Siberian apricot, a potential woody oil species for biodiesel, has a high quality and quantity of oil and excellent adaptability to different growing conditions.
Despite the great quantity and excellent quality of the fossil material, Plateosaurus was for a long time one of the most misunderstood dinosaurs.
GLAAD assigned grades of "excellent, good, adequate," and "failing" based on the "quality, diversity and relative quantity" of LGBT representations in each network's original programming, according to the advocacy group's officials.
Evaluation using a Bioanalyzer (Agilent, Santa Clara, CA) indicated that we were able to prepare RNA of excellent quality from the sorted HepG2 nuclei, and this RNA was sufficient in quantity for microarray target preparation using one round of amplification.
From the engineering perspective, the adhesive quantity of 40 g/m2 is optimal to achieve the excellent performance of NFMLs.
For Zn dissolution, an excellent correlation was obtained between the quantity of hydrogen measured and the quantity of zinc dissolved, with average accuracy of 5%.
Groundwater, as an excellent source of water supply, provides substantial quantity of potable water to many communities in Ghana.
