Another said that when he'd arrived at Yale as an undergraduate, the "liberal arts" had impressed him, and still do, as "a vast store of resources full of people who would teach you whatever you were interested in".
With the tremendous national interest in CBT, hospitals and their purchased stores of resources will be rapidly overrun by federal agents once a CBT event has been identified.
A large store of resources allows black seeds to germinate successfully under low nutrient conditions, thereby enhancing offspring fitness in S. aralocaspica.
However, previous work with flight mills on other insect species showed that a larger body size may offer a larger store of resources to fuel repeated bouts of flight (Bruzzone, Villacide, Bernstein, & Corley, 2009) or that larger individuals fly for longer (Attisano et al., 2013).
Environmentalists have repeatedly pointed out that what Americans really consume, in a staggering variety of ways, shapes and paint jobs, is a diminishing store of natural resources.
A good location, a rich store of natural resources, productive soils, cheap energy, and ample transportation facilities have made Ohio one of the great industrial states.
These common stores of developmental resources cause a number of similarities in the organisms of different species.
Extracting a high number of patches per image (for instance, following a dense sampling strategy) could make a method more robust but demands extensive use of memory and storing resources, making it impractical for large-scale retrieval scenarios.
However, we conducted some performance and scalability experiments to evaluate eXist-db's ability of processing and storing a large number of resources.
To avoid potential photosynthesis by stolons and help isolate their effect on establishment of fragments via supply of stored resources, we wrapped the portions of stolons that were exposed to the light in tinfoil.
