All his life, Postgate was politically outspoken (a conscientious objector in the war, a CND supporter, a New Statesman blogger,) and in his latter days he reserved a quantity of bile for modern children's TV producers.
It is even possible, Mr. Bernanke said, that the Fed "could for a time use the interest rate paid on reserves, in combination with targets for reserve quantities," to communicate its policy stance to the markets.
The Romney campaign, flush with cash from its impressive haul of $170 million last month, is reserving large quantities of airtime for the coming week.
Recognizing the importance of precise determination of reference evapotranspiration (ET0) is a principal step in the attempts to reserve huge quantities of squandered water.
The quantity of reserved oil in-place was 2.9MMm3, and the cumulative oil production until September 2009 was 0.85MMm3 which is 29.1 % of the in-place reserve and 64.5 % of ultimate reserve.
The study [10] proposes to dynamically adjust the quantity of reserved bandwidth based on the arrival and departure behavior of handoff connections to make the resource utilization more efficient.
However, if handoff connections occur infrequently, the quantity of reserved bandwidth for handoffs is almost fixed and this approach would be similar to the fixed guard channel scheme and cause a waste of network resources as well.
Rotary graters are safer as your hands are not required to press against the plates.They are also very efficient[5] and are best reserved for making large quantities of shredded cheese.
The rest I extracted from talking with chefs and butter makers, reading and tasting butter in quantities I once reserved for salted cashews.
Furthermore, the terms capacity and intensity properties should not be used as synonyms to composition and functional properties, but they should rather be reserved to the thermodynamically basic quantity-intensity-capacity concept.
