The other utilization of the corridor in this case is for conservatories.
This brings us to a very important point in connection with the utilization by the system of the ordinary products of proteolysis.
This in no way interferes with the agricultural utilization of the land, but rather increases it.
Skilled artisanship of this kind is not the growth of a generation, nor is it a result of the utilization of merely a few weeks or months of time.
Of this, about one-tenth is redeemable by irrigation, and the remainder by some system of utilization of deficient rainfall, or by what is inappropriately known as dry-farming.
Utilization of the Colorado River The Colorado River drains nearly all the lands of present Mormon settlement, mainly lying betwixt the Rockies and the Sierras.
The ground had been preserved for utilization of the highest sort by American intelligence.
The full utilization of tropical lands depends largely on the solution of this problem.
Up to the present no intentional practical utilization of this valuable property of these free-living forms has been made.
The utilization of this peculiar property through the proper cultivation of clover, alfalfa, soy beans and other legumes is one of the best ways of building up and maintaining soil fertility in so far as the nitrogen is concerned.
These courses varied in length and generally stressed advances in pedagogical science, counseling techniques, and utilization of modern teaching aids.
The resultant work stoppages and the under-utilization of available capacity have had a deleterious effect on productivity.
However, in December utilization of sorghum by resident crows in eastern Harvey County decreased.
However, the utilization of both of these items was low in October.
Although crows undoubtedly do eat wheat from newly sown fields, this utilization seldom damages the stand.
On the utilizationof this circumstance in the parable, Farrar (p.
Then, in conclusive demonstration of His exalted status, He provided the money by the utilization of knowledge such as no other man possessed.
In the economic sense consumption is the utilization rather than the destruction of the thing consumed, though many things go rapidly to destruction in the process.
It is, however, entirely true that a full utilization of the plants of railroads would tend to take them out of this state.
Some things that go gradually to destruction during the process of utilization do not perish the more rapidly because of it.
The same cause--a complete utilization of the plants--would have a like effect in the case of railroads; but the cause is so slow in coming into full operation that few persons think of it as affecting the problem at all.
Next in importance to robes and hides was the bone product, the utilization of which was rendered possible by the rigorous climate of the buffalo plains.
It is quite certain that the utilization of the buffalo product, even so far as it was accomplished, resulted in the addition of several millions of dollars to the wealth of the people of the United States.
Since the discovery and utilization of genius and talent in general are so closely related to the problem of the promotion of science, his statement may be adopted to express the demand existing in those directions.
Did all genius depend on the hereditary factor and consequently we had developed all individuals possessing exceptional ability into contributors and creators, the question of their complete utilization by society remains.
Something remains to be said about the proper utilization of talent which has been developed.
Furthermore, countless live stock farms exist where the practical utilization of these forages has been worked out in detail.
The future development and prosperity of this industry must rest upon a thorough knowledge and proper utilization of the forage crops adapted to the region.
Beginning with the melting of iron ore and merging into civilization by the invention of letter script and itsutilization for writing records.
Middle Stage: Commencing with the utilization of fish (including crabs, mollusks and other aquatic animals) and the use of fire.
The nation which then was renowned for its utilization of waste material products allowed its mental products to remain undeveloped.
It was this apparatus which was subsequently to make possible the utilization of electricity as a working force, but as yet no one suspected its possibilities in this direction.
Neither of these ideas was unknown to Watt, since the utilization of steam under high pressure was advocated by his contemporary, Trevithick, while the compound engine was invented by another contemporary named Hornblower.
The idea of such utilization of a gas other than water vapor is by no means new, but there have been practical difficulties in the way of the construction of a commercial engine to make use of the expansive power of ordinary gases.
There is thus a fuller utilizationof the kinetic energy of the gas, through carrying it from high to low pressure, than is possible with the old type of cylinder-and-piston engine.
Numberless other contrivances are in use by which power is transmitted, through utilization of the same principle of the lever, either through a short or through a relatively long distance.
There was no mechanical difficulty involved in the utilization of this power.
The other two advances consist of the utilization of steam under high pressure, and of the introduction of the principle of the compound engine.
These modifications, as already named, are the doing away with the walking beam, the utilization of high pressure steam, and the development of the compound engine.
But however ingenious the manipulation of the natural levers, a full utilization of muscular energy is possible only when they are supplemented with artificial aids, which constitute primitive pieces of machinery.
The names of Saxton, Clarke, Woolrich, Wheatstone, and Werner Siemens are intimately connected with the early efforts at utilization of magneto-electric power.
Hence in working out the basis of a sound immigration policy, it would seem more practicable to consider first the question of economic utilization rather than assimilation.
To find fault with the drawing of this comparison, with the utilization of this analogy, would be foolish.
The utilization of purely natural resources proving unequal to the demands of the occasion, the creation of other resources became necessary, and an entirely new epoch in the history of the oyster fishery was inaugurated.
Its destruction was due to overfishing and the utilization of the shells for lime, which soon destroyed the natural bar.
At the present day the utilization of waste products in all industries is becoming more and more important.
The utilization of the barren shellfish areas, wise laws, good regulations and systematic methods of culture are necessary, in order to obtain the maximum production from these sea farms.
These flats undoubtedly constitute a considerable asset in the communal wealth, and the action of the selectmen in maintaining a close season will tend to the restocking and consequent utilization of this territory.
This permits the utilization of vast areas which to-day are unproductive, and which can all be made into profitable quahaug farms.
Three methods of shellfish culture offer ways of approach towards the utilization of the waste areas:-- (1) To leave the matter wholly in the hands of the town.
The economic utilization of this scientific knowledge is as follows: shells offer a very good surface for the attachment of the young oyster, and many thousand bushels are annually strewn over the bottom previous to the spawning season.
In effect, then, disasters create the conditions for the more efficient utilization of material resources and the more effective mobilization of human resources.
The utilization of converted war machines is no longer sufficient and those specially designed for commercial work are beginning to make their appearance.
On account of the importance of preventing losses of the charge in the pipes the author recommends the utilization of sluice-valves of the type shown in Fig.
Here it may not be amiss to warn against the utilization of cork for the bottom of the foundation; for water may cause the cork to swell and to dislocate the foundation or destroy its level.
The Dowson system necessitates the utilization of anthracite or of comparatively hard coal, such as that mined in Wales and Pennsylvania.
The practical advantages resulting from the utilization of these gases in generating power were hardly known until within the last few years.
It has already been shown that insufficient lubrication and the utilization of bad oils leads to the overheating of the moving parts.
Johann Hundhausen of Hamm in Westphalia, who succeeded in extracting the albumen of wheat--the secret of whose utilization in the legume was not yet known--in the shape of a thoroughly nutritive flour.
It must ever be kept in mind that the utilization of existing sources of food, by the application of science and labor, knows no limit: every day brings new discoveries and inventions which increase the yield of the sources of food.
We believe to have proved beyond doubt, in the passages on the agricultural utilization of the soil, what enormous progress mankind can make with respect to the acquisition of new masses of nutriment.
The great difficulty in the way of a full utilization of these stuffs lies in the establishment of proper and extensive provisions for their collection, and in the cost of transportation.
The tremendous increase in the use of nut oils in the form of the oil itself and as nut margarines within the last few years is a striking example of the utilization on a large scale of relatively new food products.
Agriculture have investigated in recent years the digestibility of many vegetable oils, among them nut oils, and have found as high a percent of utilization with these as with butter and our other common animal food fats.
As a very recent symbol of the male genital may be mentioned the flying machine, utilization of which is justified by its relation to flying as well as occasionally by its form.
The utilization of surplus milk in this way is of ancient origin.
The practical culture and utilization of them for this purpose under factory conditions are discussed in Chapter IV, entitled "Lactic Starters.
