Subject peach

Plants. AsexuaHy reproducing plants, ie, those not propagated by means of seed, also represent a legally recognized class of patentable subject matter under U.S. patent laws. Additionally, the inventor must have discovered and asexuaHy reproduced the plant that is to be the subject of the patent apphcation. Plant patents are assigned a different series of numbers than the majority of patents discussed in the foregoing, such as U.S. Plant Patent No. 3,360 titled "Peach Tree" (7). 

To the best of my knowledge [the other subject] was in the room when I fell asleep but when I woke up he and his bed were both gone. I can remember eating a meal I don t know what meal it was but it consisted of beans, cold cuts, and for desert I had peach ice cream. [This was Sunday, Feb 10, 1963] I seem to remember Mrs. King and Mr. Steam being there for a while, about what I don t remember. 

Asymmetric syntheses directed toward construction of enantiomers of the western and southern corn root-worm pheromones are described. A brief review of the subject of asymmetric synthesis as it is related to the synthesis of insect sex pheromones is presented. The laboratory s previous research with chiral pheromones is summarized (Japanese beetle, white peach scale, and lesser tea tortrix) before detailing synthetic work on the pheromones of the aforementioned rootworm species. Throughout the course of the synthetic effort, cholesteric stationary phases for GLC have found use. Their superior ability to separate crucial diastereomeric intermediates for synthesis is detailed. 

In a series of studies ranging from 14 to 56 days each, adult human subjects were fed constant, measured, laboratory controlled diets. Diets were based on ordinary foods and included the following items milk, unenriched 70% flour bread (plus wheat bran in some studies), ready-to-eat oat or corn based breakfast cereals, green beans, tomato and orange juice (or apple juice in some studies), peanut butter, ground beef and tuna (or soy isolate products), peaches,... 

When the 2-alkylcyclopentanones are subjected to the Bayer-Villiger reaction, the resultant lactones are found to have sweet, buttery, peach and coconut odours. These are useful in floral fragrances, but their major use is as butter flavour in margarines. 

Pande and Suenaga [ ] have recently claimed that grain boundary flux pinning is caused by the elastic interaction between the dislocations constituting the grain boundaries and the fluxoids. The interactions between dislocations and fluxoids have long been the subject of studies. The two modes of interaction are (1) the first-order, or volume difference, effect, and (2) the second-order, or shear modulus difference, effect. The former usually dominates The Peach-Koehler equation [ ] can be used to calculate the interaction force between the stress field of the fluxoid lattice (a calculation of which has recently become available [ " ]) and the strain field of the dislocations. In the experiments of this study, the calculation of fpL... 

To impart the required functional properties to fibers, yams, and fabrics, it is customary to subject textile materials to different types of physical and chemical treatments. For example, wash-and-wear finish for a cotton fabric is necessary to make it crease- or wrinkle-free. In a similar way, mercerizing, singeing, flame-retardant, water-repellent, waterproof, antistatic, and peach finishing achieve various fabric properties desired by consumers. 

Peach finish subjects the fabric to emery wheels, making the surface velvet-like. 

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