1 Nabokov was the scion of an aristocratic family.

2 He's the scion of a very wealthy newspaper-publishing family.

3 As a scion of the haute bourgeoisie, he wasn't allowed to have higher education.

4 He was the scion of a noble and highly educated family, and correspondent of Gregory the Great.

5 Gilbert was the scion of an ancient aristocratic family that had fallen somewhat into disrepute.

6 Baker is the scion of one of Houston's most distinguished families.

7 He was then a figure in Boise society, scion of Thomas Oglethorpe Tucker, the lumber and tinned-trout impresario.

8 Prepare a scion from a one-year-old shoot, similar in diameter to the rootstock.

9 Bench grafting Cuttings of both rootstocks and scion are taken in autumn and stored until mid or late winter.

10 The scion supplies only aerial parts to the GRAFT.

11 Lara: And the Scion holds its history.

12 A Scion Drives Toyota Back To Basics.

13 And the Scion holds its history.

14 It requires a scion with several buds on it.

15 The scion is then securely placed into a cut on the rootstock.

16 You both spent years searching for the Scion of Atlantis.

17 It requires a scion with several bud zornidbuds on it.

18 The scion is then securely placed a cut on the rootstock.

19 A scion of one of America's most powerful families, he is a devotee of sunbelt populism; a product of Yale and Harvard Business School,[] he is a scourge of eggheads.

20 As a last resort, in order for this scion of an educated family to enter one of the learned professions, his father persuaded Darwin to study for the ministry.

21 Once a proud and savage Skywrath scion, Shendelzare was first in succession for the Ghastly Eyrie until a sister's treachery robbed her of her birthright.

22 Its patron, Alice Walton, is the scion of the Ozarks' first family: her father, Sam Walton, opened a discount store called Wal-Mart in nearby Rogers, Arkansas, in 1962.

23 The scion is then securely a cut on the rootstock.

24 You both spent years searching for the Scion of Atlantics.

25 All grafting techniques depend on preparing matching surfaces at the ends of stock and scion so that they quickly fuse.

26 In watermelon culture, cucurbit is used as stock and common watermelon seedlings as scion for grafting.

27 The branch or bud that is grafted is called the scion.

28 On the straight-cut section of the grafting union, the scion existed obviously in a state of being separated with the rootstock.

29 Variation wave (VW) could not be transmitted to stock from scion before isolation layer broken and callus interdigitation.

30 The branch or bud that is grafted is called a scion.

31 The cerebral scion approximated the appearance of the Regent's living computer, and floated in a tall, clear fluid bubble chamber that was set into an hourglass-shaped base.

32 The results showed that the effects of different rootstocks were different. The trend of scion growth was fig-leaf-gourd, bottle gourd Hua No. 3 as rootstock was better than Chinese pumpkin 57.

33 Grafting of root stocks with named scion cultivars was well understood by the Romans.

34 The scion is then securely placed into the cut root stock.

35 This Scion belongs to Natla ; Face it, you got no business here.

36 Yours are going to cost you both pieces of the Scion.

37 The experiments with different grafting methods, taking the annual seeding of wild kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa) as stock and new cultivar's (Jinkui) one-year shoot as scion wood, were conducted.

38 The last is of the drippy scion of the once-formidable founding family, who fails even to announce the paper's closure properly.

39 The grafting technique of Pinus densiflora was studied from several aspects such as the options of stock, the collection of grafted scion, grafting time and grafting speed.

40 A place is cut in the root stock to accept the scion.

41 It showed that the peroxidase isozyme zymogram and the soluble protein electrophoretogram of latex C-serum could not clarify the interaction between the rootstock and scion of grafted rubber tree.

42 By the numbers, a third of professionals in South Korea send their scion to four-year universities, compared with just 7 percent of farmers and blue-collar workers.

43 It requires a scion and with several bud buds on it.