Infrared is particularly effective for penetrating thick, murky regions of space and revealing what lies beyond. |
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The lecture was on Celtic lynchets and aerial photographs provided for a penetrating analysis of the issue. |
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One flagellum and most of the body of the penetrating microgamete had entered the macrogamete. |
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Taste is the sensation of a dissolved object penetrating the taste buds on the tongue and surfaces of the mouth. |
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His room was the same, sterile as it had been seconds before, the penetrating smell of antibiotics and baby oil still in the air. |
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This penetrating vapor controls and eliminates malodors from smoke, humidity, food and biological odors. |
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With a single drawn-out look of longing, Cserhalmi conveys an unworldly tenderness with his deeply penetrating eyes. |
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When thatch gets too thick it prevents water and nutrients from penetrating to the soil and grass roots. |
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As we begin our descent I am able to catch a glimpse of a magnificent peak penetrating the cloud bank near Portland. |
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One coat of a penetrating sealer can give satisfactory performance, but two coats are generally better. |
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The grout can then be sealed with penetrating grout sealers to minimize future stain problems. |
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The whooping crane, named for its loud and penetrating mating call, is one of America's best known and rarest endangered species. |
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He was fairly short, a trifle rotund, with dark penetrating eyes that had a way of roving mercurially over objects under surveillance. |
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Nietzsche, in fact, provides an occasion for some of his most penetrating insights and most sensitive interpretations. |
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The expression he wore was calm, almost completely serene, except for the penetrating glare he had trained on Travis. |
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Similar to conventional teeth, the points of the serrations provide more pressure for penetrating into hard-packed soil. |
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Violinist Adela Pena played with a penetrating tone and trenchant musicality. |
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A caustic wit, a penetrating eye, a stiletto tongue that enjoyed drawing blood, she wasn't everyone's cup of tea. |
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For a moment his eyes were unfocussed, but eventually they cleared up and he looked down at her with a penetrating gaze. |
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Bolet's touch, velvety yet penetrating, is a miracle, and he caresses each phrase as if it is taken from an operatic aria. |
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Interior window shades and blinds do absolutely nothing to prevent unwanted heat from penetrating your windows. |
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The best advice is to give all thunderstorms a wide berth and not to even think about deliberately penetrating a storm front. |
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As a travelogue the film has some interest, and there are amusing moments, but as a whole it is not penetrating or critical enough. |
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Way off to the south, the open bowl of a stadium gave off a penetrating musical threat. |
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Single bill patterns are effective in penetrating weed and other sea bed vegetation. |
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A petite woman with penetrating hazel eyes and trimly cut white hair, Douglas has an incorrigible intensity and buoyant sense of humor. |
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Gel is better than lotion, she says, because it moistens and soothes the skin without penetrating it and causing more irritation. |
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His green eyes once again turned to ice, so penetrating but empty of emotion. |
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He immediately lets the Twitterverse know the tumor has been isolated and it is penetrating very deep into the kidney. |
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The second coat of penetrating stain often lasts longer since it penetrates into small surface checks which open up as wood weathers. |
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If the warm penetrating rays of sunlight combined with unseasonable high air temperatures didn't get things moving I'd be very surprised. |
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Notice that it doesn't say that an unsurpassed, penetrating and perfect dharma is rare. |
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One knife had slashed his side, penetrating upwards through the muscle and entering the lung. |
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The near-invisible larvae lurk in warm, moist soil or sand, infecting their host by penetrating the skin, usually through the soles of the feet. |
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A 53 year old man presented with an ulcer on the sole of his left foot, attributed to a possible penetrating injury three months previously. |
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Some examples of solvent chemicals are paint thinners, most penetrating sealers, D-Limonene, and alcohol. |
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Sympathetic ophthalmia is a bilateral panuveitis occurring after penetrating trauma or intraocular surgery. |
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Some are even penetrating the most traditional male bastions, such as heavy industry. |
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Sections through the renal pelvis showed the tumor approaching up to, but not penetrating or herniating through the pelvis wall. |
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Ground penetrating radar provides an image of the subsurface showing the internal structure of dunes. |
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Figure 3 shows the needle penetrating the tissue of the palatine tonsil in an attempt to drain an abscess. |
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Surely a more penetrating expedition into invertebrate diversity was required to dig up the precursors of the chordate characteristics. |
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The wind's howl didn't seem as penetrating as it'd been when he wandered the days before, and he found the silence rather uncomfortable. |
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He makes it as living and penetrating as the violin, as responsive and elusive as the clavichord. |
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Potential lethal payloads include penetrating warheads and a variety of submunitions that can individually target both soft and armored targets. |
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But the darker voice was penetrating her skull, resounding in the caverns of memories. |
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The wood rocked again, now more violently, and the splashing recommenced, this time in a rhythm, sounding like oars penetrating water. |
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We've got to be down and dirty in our intelligence work and do a better job at penetrating these organizations. |
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Secondly, when you're dealing with external parties there are tremendous technical problems in penetrating their many different firewalls. |
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On the wider front, we aim to boost our educational broadcasting by penetrating the burgeoning market of general knowledge programmes. |
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Many low-grade products are penetrating the Thai market and were popular among local people because of lower prices. |
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The full year results, which are due on Monday, should reveal just how effective the company has been in penetrating the market. |
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Having put that subject to bed and feeling smug about my penetrating analysis, I didn't think about it again until I went to a capital city. |
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His attempts at penetrating the cultural and religious complexities encountered along the way are far less successful. |
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Though monumentally long, it rarely drags, and today feels less like a finger-pointing exercise than a penetrating study of human nature. |
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I simply wrote the truth, and relished the penetrating sharpness, the harsh beauty of reality. |
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I mean, obviously this evidence is more penetrating, more reliable, than, say, testimony of an eye witness at trial. |
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My eyes are of a light violet colour like the twilight at dawn, observant and penetrating. |
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The sound system rolls out bass like a living beast, penetrating flesh and rattling the ribs beneath. |
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No longer will your home be plagued by the penetrating effervescence that periodically resounds from the smallest room in the house. |
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What is this penetrating insight that leads us to the direct experience of emptiness? |
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More often she presents her men and women with such a penetrating, somber empathy that a deliberate affective claustrophobia seizes the reader. |
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I rushed into the living room to see poor Graham getting well and truly damp in a fine, penetrating rain. |
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We're looking for ways of penetrating that economic community in an economic fashion. |
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It was really cold, with a sneaky, penetrating breeze to provide an extra wind-chill. |
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It's turned suddenly rather cold, in that penetrating way that gets into the bones and takes an awful lot of shifting. |
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Acid or chemical stain is a penetrating stain that chemically etches the color into the concrete for a permanent marble like finish. |
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In an instant, he is there once more, with his familiar, intense, penetrating, braying sound. |
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The wooden door burst open as if a bomb exploded behind it, the sound penetrating through the already deafening silence. |
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Opening her mouth Lula bellowed a penetrating snarl as her fist drove into the wall hammering a hole through it. |
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The penetrating whine of the fighter-bombers and the blast of the missiles overwhelm my brain, robbing me of both understanding and psyche. |
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Delivering six full songs and other song fragments, her penetrating chest voice and her haunting ornaments in piquant modes were simply stunning. |
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He created music of penetrating sadness and beauty, and with only four solo albums released in his career, he had much more to offer. |
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One of the men was clearly a young Bill, with the same penetrating eyes and subdued smile. |
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He was immediately distinguished by his diminutive figure, extremely long white beard, and dark, penetrating eyes. |
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They call him a nobleman, but I knew that you, who see people so clearly with your penetrating eyes, would see him for what he was. |
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They tend to feel warm, have somewhat oily skin, penetrating eyes, and sharp features. |
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Or maybe I'm looking at this with a much more penetrating eye than is needed. |
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Bobby peered into those pale, penetrating eyes, sort of shrugged and gave her a feeble chipmunk smile. |
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His hair is a light brown, with very penetrating eyes, and a slightly brooding look. |
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The flames of the many candles were mirrored in his deep, penetrating eyes. |
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Above all, a viewer is made very conscious of the penetrating power of the artist's eyes as he stares into the mirror. |
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I tried very hard that day, but I could not hear what she heard in his voice nor see what she saw in his starkly penetrating eyes. |
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He wore a long, rough-looking, black cloak and looked out at you from under his hood with deep brown, penetrating eyes. |
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My discovery, disconcerting though it was, gave me a penetrating insight into style. |
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He has, with sheer penetrating insight, portrayed the decadent values and human failings of his times in simple but effective words. |
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And it's not quite the penetrating insight into the human condition it thinks it is, either. |
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Expert adversaries, who have the right to receive public answers to their most penetrating questions, police the scientific method. |
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He had both the subtle mind of the metaphysician and the penetrating insight of the disillusioned moralist. |
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And they asked these kind of penetrating questions that make you understand they really know what's going on. |
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By depending on the religious inclination of the general public he has evinced extremely penetrating insight. |
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Note the dramatic narrative and implicit autobiography that emerge from this penetrating insight. |
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As with all aggregate health care data, these statistics were not designed to answer the most penetrating questions. |
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His penetrating insights into aspects of health policy during the 1950s and 1960s are unsurpassed. |
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And I asked him penetrating questions everybody told me not to ask him because that is my nature. |
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You have to be open to a penetrating insight deeply imbedded in the stuff of language. |
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One example will serve to illustrate how comprehensive and penetrating his discernment is. |
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The permafrost below the topsoil is frozen all year around, and this prevents roots from penetrating deeply into the ground. |
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He had sustained a penetrating bullet wound to his chest on the right side. Air had rushed into his chest and his right lung collapsed. |
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Kendal managed to construct some incisive moves and penetrating attacks but they came to nothing. |
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He draws us in with poignant songs of penetrating insinuendo, closer to our hearts than we care to admit. |
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Make sure the installer finishes with a stone impregnator or penetrating sealer to resist stains. |
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Ruptures originating at plastic deformations of loaded sand bed formed stretch marks with sand penetrating through them to the clay. |
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The arched-top guitar came to the fore as the regular plectrum guitar for jazz, giving chords of a penetrating, rather metallic quality. |
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That action results in an aggressive, penetrating ball flight, sending the shot directly at the target. |
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The hut was dark with heavy flaps of animal hides nailed to the boards to keep any light from penetrating its dankness. |
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At this strength, tissue would be gelatinized, producing deep painful penetrating burns. |
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In part, English success in penetrating Mediterranean markets was due to the prevalence of war and privateering. |
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His nose was freezing, and the cold was penetrating his gloves, working into his fingers. |
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It is pyrophoric, generating intense heat on impact, penetrating a tank because of the heavy weight of its metal. |
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The novelist and essayist Thomas Mann was one of Nazism's most penetrating critics. |
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The firework had exploded next to the cot after penetrating a small double glazed window. |
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There are different types of phasers now, including ablative and shield penetrating. |
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He had a gentle, kindly manner, twinkling eyes and quick smile, a keen sense of humour and a penetrating wit. |
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He stared at her, his piercing, penetrating gaze shooting right through her, reading her like a book. |
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It's a strong, surprising show that holds everyone's interest and makes us forget the penetrating chill of the building. |
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Let's turn to the issue of first an aircraft penetrating airspace over the capital. |
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Those orange copper eyes were penetrating his mind, telling him to stop where he was and face the creature. |
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The onset of hyperactive movement occurs near the site of fertilization and is crucial for penetrating the egg's zona pellucida. |
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As Frank continues to stare at Olivia, whose penetrating gaze seems able to capture his secrets, his chest feels heavy, leaden. |
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The natural trumpets were brightly penetrating while the flutes and other woodwind resonated above the soft legato strings. |
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Gases penetrating rock crevices allow the slow formation of lepidolite, topaz and tourmaline. |
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After sufficient curing the new grout should be sealed with a good penetrating sealer. |
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Her echo bounced from wall to wall, penetrating his ears like an unsolvable riddle. |
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A penetrating ring vibrated the air, alerting the Rukklenn in the city below of the danger. |
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The paintings are all frontal and straightforward, rock-solid and penetrating, yet have an ethereal quality. |
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Her dark eyes, which usually danced with humor and liveliness, seemed serious and penetrating now. |
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A mean, penetrating rain, the type that comes at you from all directions at once. |
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In addition, cancers can metastasize by penetrating into blood vessels, lymphatics, and body cavities. |
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Some of these songs have a varying beat and indications of some intelligent musicianship, not like the penetrating bass that thunders out from cars and flats wherever you go. |
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Her gaze was suddenly penetrating, and it almost discomfited him. |
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Though some essays are certainly stronger, or more penetrating than others are, each brings something new to the table, and enhances the dialogue in some way. |
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Lambie's side now sit nine points clear of the chasing pack and they excelled themselves here with penetrating one-touch football, but ultimately they were sucker-punched. |
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Sympathetic ophthalmia, in which chronic inflammation develops in the uninjured eye, is a potentially serious complication of any severe penetrating eye injury. |
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He has a low, soulful voice with penetrating anger and smarts. |
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Coupled with Dowd's interviewing technique, which is about as penetrating as a charity worker soliciting for funds by rattling a tin, the outcome is rather unsatisfactory. |
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Simplistic chord structures and things just very impressive in the way that a lot of old heavy metal music is very penetrating and domineering and drowns things out. |
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Driven by a penetrating east wind, it drifted until every hollow and depression was filled and the landscape assumed the appearance of a vast white prairie. |
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I started wondering about this penetrating chemical presence when some vile organic substance bubbled up from a clogged pipe in our basement floor the day after we moved in. |
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Gary Anderson's essay on original sin is penetrating and evocative. |
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Her penetrating eyes moved to the two siblings, who apparently caught some hidden meaning that Evelyn didn't at watching the elder's haunting gaze. |
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He stood there in worn jeans and a soft, blue chambray shirt, the sleeves rolled up to the elbows, gazing at her with the most penetrating, ice-blue eyes she'd ever seen. |
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Traumatic perforations of the tympanic membrane can occur because of water accidents, barotrauma, explosions, penetrating injury, or temporal bone fractures. |
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The book ends by posing and answering a series of lucid and penetrating questions that are aimed at about the level of undergraduates and informed general readers. |
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On the twenty-first, the weather being unusually pleasant, we again made sail to the southward, with the resolution of penetrating in that course as far as possible. |
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It rained, a fine, misty, penetrating rain, driven by a chill wind. |
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These were alpha particles, which were powerful ionizers but easily absorbed, and beta particles, which were less effective but far more penetrating. |
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He or she allows employees to think for themselves by encouraging them to show initiative, to think critically, to ask penetrating questions about their work. |
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What you do get though is a penetrating and revealing look at an important artist, and if you have the slightest interest in the man, this volume belongs on your shelf. |
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To examine reception quality, a researcher made a call and then walked into a room screened to prevent cellphone signals penetrating its walls or bouncing around inside. |
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There were no secrets that could hide from his penetrating eyes. |
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The puma nodded once and stepped outside into the penetrating cold. |
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This penetrating style of portraiture works on the subtlest of emotional responses as well. |
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When he emerges in an idealized landscape of verdant greens, the pristine surface of Luzu Lake mirrors the fleecy cumulus clouds and penetrating blue sky overhead. |
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His penetrating hazel eyes were also peering at her, studying her as well. |
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And then, for the first time since she had first appeared in Belloc's garden, she began to sing, in a quiet, penetrating, wordless, altogether eldritch voice. |
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Tim sat upright at the penetrating noise and flipped in his hammock. |
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The success of the producer in penetrating new markets may be affected as much by limitations on where and when goods can be sold as by constraints on marketing. |
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The horns are very penetrating and to many it is a public nuisance. |
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But generally it is accepted that choirboys produce a more flute-like, pure, penetrating voice than girls, who have a slightly more breathy and husky quality. |
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Her sensuous, penetrating paintings present an allegorical realm, where beauty is eternal and dreams come true. |
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His brown eyes were penetrating yet peaceful, and he immediately disarmed my nervousness with his gentleness. |
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And I have found peace in this land of sun, sand, conflict, religion, history, and penetrating eyes. |
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Only at nights did he fear the penetrating eyes of his wife. |
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We are at a new level of consciousness brought about by a series of spiritual awakenings, moments of metanoia, and painful, profound, and penetrating personal insights. |
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It is not a pedagogical treatise, it is the reflections of an artist upon art in aphorisms of penetrating insight, ready wit, and profound wisdom. |
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A nasty, penetrating wind, and the sting of snizzle in the air once more. |
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It also illustrates the perils of penetrating al Qaeda networks in Afghanistan and Pakistan. |
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It's sunny again but there's a fresh, penetrating wind, too fresh and far too penetrating to risk sparking off the cold again before it's properly finished. |
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For advanced keratoconus when vision is severely affected by scarring, penetrating keratoplasty or full thickness cornea transplant is the most common surgery performed. |
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Ophthalmology has special problems in this regard as corneal penetrating keratoplasty has become one of the most widely performed transplantations. |
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Its penetrating tone could carry far and rise above the fracas. |
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Although alpha particles are not a very penetrating form of radiation, when inside the body they can do significant harm to any living cells they happen to pass through. |
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Instead, he is most often regarded as a man of penetrating insight. |
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He assigned the tetrahedron to fire, because the tetrahedron is the regular solid with the sharpest angles, and because fire is the most penetrating of elements. |
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To several cohorts of students in Social Studies 10, I can only say that I learned more from your penetrating questions than I probably ever taught you in tutorial. |
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As it happens, she plays a fierce doubles game, with a steady serve, a sure overhead, penetrating volleys and an occasional blazing return of serve. |
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It can mean, neutrally, the kind of art which aims for verisimilitude, or it can mean one which succeeds in penetrating to the truth of how things are. |
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How could a penetrating or insightful script emerge from such a process, which is more than anything else the working out of different financial and corporate arrangements? |
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Erika screamed, her forceful voice penetrating the bubble's walls. |
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Nor is it contended that it results from rising damp or penetrating damp. |
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In the first quarter of this year, the order placement from China increased to around 120,000 tons partly because the company stressed penetrating the Chinese market. |
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The habitat of S. lineatus can be divided into microhabitats differing in vegetation structure, which determines the amount of solar radiation penetrating the vegetation. |
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Though he might not get statistical credit, Rogers has a knack for blowing up plays by quickly penetrating the backfield and forcing running backs to change direction. |
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The unscented, deep penetrating formula is greaseless, long-lasting and won't wash off. |
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She is one of our most penetrating and provocative critical thinkers. |
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The amount of light penetrating the seawater also varies with depth and turbidity. |
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In 1928, Walter Bothe observed that beryllium emitted a highly penetrating, electrically neutral radiation when bombarded with alpha particles. |
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Actual attacks on humans are rare, but can be serious, resulting in multiple penetrating injuries to the lower part of the body. |
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The cave is a deep triangular fissure penetrating the hillside and narrowing towards the top. |
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Low penetrating radiation such as alpha particles have a low external risk due to the shielding effect of the top layers of skin. |
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Their research on the penetrating rays in uranium and the discovery of radium launched an era of using radium for the treatment of cancer. |
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Within ten years, grand touring cars found success penetrating the new American personal luxury car market. |
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Finally the Count of Flanders invaded France, ravaging the whole district between the Somme and the Oise before penetrating as far as Dammartin. |
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Indian influences came first with Shaivism and Buddhism penetrating deeply into society, blending with indigenous tradition and culture. |
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Such trilobate arrowheads are believed to be more accurate and have better penetrating power or capacity to injure than flat arrowheads. |
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Other heavy infantry would probably be armed with little armour and maybe a gunpowder weapon that was capable of penetrating armour. |
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The river's discharge is strong enough to prevent saltwater from penetrating to the inner portion. |
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The Manchus of the early Qing dynasty had excellent shooting skills and their arrows were reputed to be capable of penetrating two persons. |
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Look intelligent, penetrating, and vivacious, with a shade of quizzism, and, at times, of severity. |
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Within its formal structure, her poetry is ingenious, witty, exquisitely wrought, and psychologically penetrating. |
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My hunch is that this is at best a half-truth, which has continued to circulate because it has not been put under penetrating scrutiny. |
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The Enhanced Paveway III weapons are capable of penetrating the rooves of reinforced buildings. |
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The book is instructive but also very personal, livened with the author's penetrating, wry, wistful humor. |
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This can lead to the trailer tipping backwards and the drawbar penetrating the tractor cab with the driver at risk. |
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Moist current from Arabian Sea is penetrating endochondral parts of the country upto 3000 feet. |
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Ground penetrating radar and magnetometry were employed to explore this fragile archaeological site. |
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Wright was more successful at penetrating the thought processes of Al Qaeda than he is at seriously grasping whatever Scientology has to offer. |
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Moist heat loosens the oils in the meibomian glands, penetrating deeply to help hydrate the eyelid and surrounding skin, and promote circulation. |
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When these heavy, slow-moving bullets hit sheetrock, they don't fragment quickly and they keep penetrating. |
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In penetrating thoracic wall trauma, the flow of air through the opening may be heard. |
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One should bear in mind that Aristotle was handed down to European thinkers by Averroes with his most penetrating commentaries on the Stagirite. |
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Yuji Tachikawa, University of Tokyo, for penetrating and incisive studies of supersymmetric quantum field theories. |
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These faster cooling rates allow successful ice-free cooling without penetrating cryoprotectants. |
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Donovan and the top OSS leadership were aware that Stalin's agents were penetrating their operation. |
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Beta rays come from an e-beam generator, which provides the same features as gamma radiation but with reduced penetrating power. |
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They emit penetrating gamma radiation that is much more of a hazard than the alpha or beta radiation from cesium, cobalt, strontium or polonium,' LaMastra said. |
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The VisuMax Laser Keratome is currently cleared in the US for creating corneal flaps as well as for lamellar and penetrating keratoplasty for corneal transplantations. |
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This critical reader offers several penetrating ways of accounting for racial dynamics and social domination through a critically anti-racist sociological lens. |
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A steel expert said Song Ho is the first Taiwanese manufacturer of steel cable to acquire the JIS certification for penetrating the most critical Japanese market. |
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That is because the freezing process damages the zona pellucida, the outer shell of the egg, to which the sperm normally must bind before penetrating the egg. |
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Across the darkling meadows, from the heights of Hare, the tintinnabulation sounded mournfully, penetrating the curl-wreathed tympanums of Lady Parvula de Panzoust. |
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Only the morally and spiritually healthy are capable of admiring the noble and the beautiful, and transforming them into great art by imaginatively penetrating their essence. |
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Arab slave traders differed from European ones in that they would often conduct raiding expeditions themselves, sometimes penetrating deep into the continent. |
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His novel shows a penetrating insight into the criminal mind. |
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One such NADW eddy was observed in 2003 and the researchers speculated that a deeply penetrating Agulhas ring pinched it off the NADW slope current. |
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It was considered that coal bunkers at the sides of the ship added to protection against penetrating shells, but Germany also did not have a reliable supply of fuel oil. |
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Almost all of the ports in the Azores archipelago suffered most of their destruction from the tsunami, with the sea penetrating about 150 m inland. |
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They have widely differing penetrating powers and radiation effect, and the accompanying diagram shows the penetration of these radiations in simple terms. |
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In time of peace, the young men, by penetrating the deep recesses of the woods, and climbing the tops of mountains, learn by practice to endure fatigue through day and night. |
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How the soldiers succeeded in freely penetrating to the heart of the Empire, without the imperial court taking appropriate countermeasures, remains a mystery even now. |
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The damage consists in general of more or less deep cuts or gougings on the flesh side of the hide, often penetrating through the hide to the grain side. |
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The odor is best described as strongly penetrating, irritating, fatty, overpowering, currylike, heavy, spicy, warm, and persistent, even after drying out. |
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He is a very penetrating influence, perhaps not unlike the east wind. |
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Barnum, of 14 Deergrass Road, Shrewsbury, was accused of digitally penetrating a 15-year-old girl on May 5, 2006, in the basement of a friend's home in Shrewsbury. |
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It is equipped with the MIRV capabilities, which means the missile carries a number of independently targetable warheads capable of penetrating any missile-defence system. |
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Another stab wound of 1cm wide passed through the teenager's stomach, penetrating her unborn baby's back and puncturing the liver, the court heard. |
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Blair Worden, in perhaps the most subtle and penetrating contribution, questions Peter Gaunt's thesis about the importance of the protectoral council. |
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One characteristic of the optimal SBR, according to the research, is that the audible warning becomes increasingly penetrating the longer the seat belt remains unfastened. |
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Balancing penetrating historical inquiry with playfulness, Procession, like black light itself, revealed a number of things that are often otherwise invisible. |
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