| Enjoy a drive down the oak-shaded Main Street of Paarl, a winelands town with tine Cape Dutch buildings. |
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| We decided to get these fields planted as quickly as possible using only tine weeders for weed control. |
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| In all cases, they consist of a single tine removed from a palmate section of an antler beam. |
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| The high-speed tine rams push into the turf and then pull out quickly, leaving little or no scuffing at the top of the hole. |
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| This tine the flame stayed, but instead of warm orange, yellow or red it was black. |
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| The patented coring tine cuts clean cores at the surface and shatters the soil below. |
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| A spring tine or garden rake is all that is needed for the job but allow a good amount of time, especially if the lawn is large. |
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| The cervina type had the smallest and the palmated the largest carcass weight, antler spread and tine numbers. |
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| The traditional wooden plough has a pointed metal tine fitted to a handle and held by a metal hook suspended from the beam of the plough on an adjustable leather strap. |
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| Honda's tillers are smooth running and exceptionally quiet and our tine designs make short work of tough jobs. |
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| Like a diner spearing a morsel of food with the tine of a fork, researchers have used the tip of a microscopic needle to lift a single atom from a surface and then replace it. |
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| The antlers have two basic branches, the anterior or brow tine, and the posterior branch or beam. |
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| A ten-year-old lad earned a sizable amount of money over a considerable period of tine by performing various house hold chores. |
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| Toothbrushes have lost their handles, forks a tine or two, packs their adjustable straps. |
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| For this, attach the tines for the clockwise rotating tine rotors on the counter clockwise rotating tool rotors and vice versa. |
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| Actually, the position of the overseeding tine bars avoid buried stones are retransported to the surface. |
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| The tine harrow's low disturbance setting resulted in fewer problems with crop residue plugging than did the high disturbance setting. |
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| When reinstalling the tines, make sure to clean and oil the shaft and the tine hubs. |
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| Front tine tillers are best suited for small to medium gardens, yet offer the greatest maneuverability in tight areas. |
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| The tine harrow was more effective in reducing wild mustard density in both years. |
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| Rear tine tillers are mainly designed for larger gardens or soils that require a more thorough tilling, but are self-propelled offering greater ease of peration. |
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| Instructs the Committee on Conventions and Recommendations in Education to carry out the tasks arising from the above-mentioned decisions of tine General Conference and of the Executive Board. |
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| The brow tine is unbranched, except in Pére David's deer, in which both it and the beam are branched, the brow tine forming the dominant part of the antler. |
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| When a tine of the intensive cultivator Karat with overload safety device touches an obstacle, it swerves to the top and rear to be guided back to the working position immediately afterwards. |
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| Sika stags have stout, upright antlers with an extra buttress up from the brow tine and a very thick wall. |
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| These are the main shaft, flattened center, first tine, second tine, third tine, fourth tine, and fifth or higher tines, respectively. |
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| An extra 5 cm in length and its manufacture from special hardened steel in dimensions 10x45mm make the Agrilla-Cobra tine strong and very durable, and give it unique depth holding ability. |
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| The bioherms are constructed of bafflestones arid boundstones and tine internal sediment. |
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| It will be observed that te is used as the ordinary object of the verb, including pleonastically in the second example, whereas tine indicates contrast with another referent. |
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| Any tines in excess of the fourth and fifth tine will grow radially from the cup, which are generally absent in the antlers of smaller red deer, such as Corsican red deer. |
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| Its short binate leaves, the persistent long prickles of its cone, and its tough branches, combine to distinguish this Tine from its associates. |
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