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61. The standard ration pack had to be portioned out among fourteen men.

62. Response of transient electromagnetism in tunnel whole space was analyzed and ration analytical method to exception response was brought forward.

63. In a four-electrode system, changing the electric field ration only slightly changes the ion beam current at a certain beam energy.

64. The activated process conditions, such as acidity, temperature, time, the ration of liquid to solid, soaking time on the decoloring capacity of activated clay are studied.

65. Emergency expropriation purchase and sale by ration distribution of food.

66. The more light pass through, the lower F number is. Shown in the following figure,(www.Sentencedict.com) F is the ration of focal length and effective diameter.

67. Determining the true age distribution is crucial, as it will help set the policy for who should be first in line for vaccines and how to ration antiviral drugs if they are in short supply.

68. He had it fixed up with sponge-rubber cushions, and built-in ration box under the back seat, and kept it neat as a pin.

69. They have begun to issue ration cards for basic necessities such as rice and flour.

70. The government offers meager help: a $130 annual payment to each widow, and a ration card for rice and oil.

71. The abnormal growth rate appeared when daily ration was below 3.30% of body weight(Sentencedict.com), implied that Japanese halfbeak may get other food resources besides supplied net zooplankton.

72. And gain, common mode rejection ration in folded cascade amplifier.

73. It is similar to the case under low speed that the tangent ogival projectile and larger ration of length to diameter can enhance the penetration, but the damage on the concrete is less serious.

74. There are two major problems in trying to ration minerals to pigs.

75. The translational publication of Critique of the Pure Ration reflects the experiences of I. Kant philosophy in China. We should retranslate and sort out the works of I. Kant.

76. In his diary he writes of a time when the company's food supplies were almost gone. One last ration of hardtack was distributed to each person.

77. D é velo er la coop é ration é conomique et les é changes commerciaux.

78. The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ( DHCP ) was designed to help ration IP addresses.

79. Each ration pack has an 18-month shelf life and includes a mixture of dry foods and boil-in-the-bag pouches, as well as sachets of seasoning and tiny bottles of Tabasco sauce.

80. People in the poorest fifth are the least likely to have any kind of ration card (the key to public handouts ), whereas the richest fifth are the most likely to.

81. On the basis of analyzing the structure of standard man hour ration table, an approach for constructing a man hour ration ANN model using a hybrid method is proposed.

82. Thirdly, it is emphasized that the grouting effect must be examined by some methods, such as digging exploratory well, increasing grouting ration, establishing supervision system, and so on.

83. WiFi 3 g Informations et forum de discussion sur la t é l é phonie mobile de la troisi è me g é n é ration.

84. There actually were soldiers at the gas stations to ration out.

85. The key discussion also includes the influence to investment scale and consumption ration resulting from the choice of operating process parameters for the Direct Process and Indirect Process.

86. In conclusion, serum IL-2 content decreased after early weaning, serum TNF content was improved by spray-dried plasma and the special immunization egg yolk ration fed.

87. The degradation rate are also higher and stabler for DM and CP of beef cattle ration composed of peanut shell and wheat straw mainly.

88. There exists extremely notable linear ration between the thickness of dry sand bed and evaporating capacity.

89. The experiment proves the difference between the theoretical and the observed value of the quasi-linear model is more ration...

90. Everywhere, there was bomb damage, abandoned houses and the hangovers of wartime: old newsreel footage on the BBC, ration cards and the routine disciplines of the home front.