Sperm and egg are the only cells in the body that carry a single chromosome ration of 23.
To wait for the bus, to stand in line for a single bread ration, to trade goods on the black market, to build a small raft to go to sea and even to pretend that we agree, are part of a script we have performed for decades.
EARLY in the war in Afghanistan, among the international troops who mingle at Bagram Air Base, a single French combat ration (cassoulet, perhaps, with deer pâté and nougat) could be traded for at least five American Meals Ready to Eat, better known as M.R.E.'s.
There is a daily pattern of feed intake in the dairy cow, and feeding a single total mixed ration results in variation in the amount of fermentable substrate entering the rumen over the day.
Dairy cows exhibit a daily pattern of feed intake and milk synthesis, and feeding a single total mixed ration over the day may not synchronize ruminal fermentation, nutrient absorption, and milk synthesis.
Single payer systems ration care, typically by age.
The cycle of waking up every day, taking the single transit token rationed out alongside breakfast at programs like OOTC, heading to the next shelter, sleeping (most of the times in the streets), and doing it all over again becomes routine.
Each level of nutrition was achieved by feeding appropriate amounts of a single TMR (Total Mixed Rations).
Following surgery, sheep were housed in single stalls, fed a maintenance ration of hay and had ad libitum access to water for the whole duration of the study.
A number of families, squeezed together into a single flat, grab at limited rations, kilowatts, and working plumbing.
