Three arrangements of cold aisles are tested: (i) free open cold aisle, (ii) semi-enclosed cold aisles where the aisles are enclosed from the sides, and (iii) full enclosed cold aisles, where the aisles are enclosed from sides and top.
This is because it has been under rehabilitation for the last 4 years and it is enclosed from grazing and other disturbances.
Complete descriptions of all current and past winners of these awards are available by mail (a 55-cent stamped, self-addressed envelope should be enclosed for each) from Gold Medal Plants, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, 100 North 20th Street, Philadelphia, 19103 (on the Web, www.libertynet.org/phs); and from Cary Awards, Tower Hill Botanic Garden, P.O.
Although the carriages of the train looked old to me, they had UV-resistant coatings and an eco-friendly wastewater-storage system, and their underbellies were enclosed to protect wiring from snowstorms and sandstorms.
The eggs we got from the ovaries were enclosed in follicle envelops.
First, HMW and hexamer adiponectin purified from bovine serum were enclosed in a 12 14 kDa MWCO dialysis apparatus floating on top of 3T3-L1 adipoculturestores to prevent mixing between purified adiponectin oligomers and adiponectin present in the calf serum added to cell culture media.
The land started to be enclosed and from the 17th century onwards larger estates developed, leading to establishment of areas of large regular shaped fields.
With the checks was enclosed a message from the bank, which read in part: "...your new checks have a different appearance.
Dr. Bennett said she believed that was because "the eye itself is enclosed" and "protected from the blood supply," so the injected compound "doesn't escape".
Here, the counter space and some tables are enclosed and heated from November through March; in warmer months, seating is outdoors.
