Sentence examples for reserve materials from inspiring English sources

WHEN Westchester's public libraries made it possible for patrons to reserve materials from any area library via their home computer two years ago, they expected a good response.

"He's been very innovative, way out front when it comes to technology," said County Executive Andrew J. Spano, noting the advances that allow 95,000 reserve materials a month to circulate in the system.

Further development of this system has made it possible to integrate other library records with the OPAC, so that patrons can reserve materials that are still on order and can determine if items in the library's collection are already on loan.

Since reserve materials are partly in insoluble form as starch grains, protein granules, lipid droplets, and the like much of the early metabolism of the seedling is concerned with mobilizing these materials and delivering, or translocating, the products to active areas.

For survival under nitrogen starvation, cyanobacteria accumulate reserve materials in the form of inclusions and granurs, where the induction for their accumulation is made upon high light or CO2, nutrient starvation as well as addition of arginine or chloramphenicol [88].

TAGs are excellent reserve materials for several reasons.

Down below, work is under way on an air-conditioned, typhoon-resistant hangar for B-1 bombers, a huge war reserve material warehouse, a new base exchange shopping center, a new fitness and health center and a new base security center.

A wide variety of bacteria are known to accumulate PHA granules intracellularly as an energy reserve material.

Triacylglycerols (TAG) and wax esters (WE) are neutral lipids usually found in animals, plants, yeast and bacteria as reserve material.

Polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB) is one of the biodegradable polyesters synthesized by a wide range of microorganisms as an intracellular carbon and energy reserve material, under unfavorable growth conditions and has received much attention because of their biodegradable nature and properties close to plastics derived from petrochemical products.

Poly-β-hydroxybutyric acid (PHB) is a natural, biodegradable polymer, which is accumulated as an energy reserve material by a large number of bacteria when, nutrients such as nitrogen or phosphorous sources are available in limiting concentrations in the presence of excess carbon source.