| Black Crows rejoices in sharing the discovery of the extreme versality of the Corvus with people of different stature. |
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| He theorized that Krypton could have orbited a red dwarf star in the Corvus constellation, 27 light years from Earth. |
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| A large majority of the 40 or so Corvus species are known as crows, and the name has been applied to other, unrelated birds. |
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| Jaluk, Quelea, Tangara, Corvus are some possibilities of the Slabbinck collection. |
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| Corvus: The Roman Player may choose to have the squadrons of his Fleet armed with the Corvus. |
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| In the tests performed during 2004, the same trend was confirmed in the Kaltop, Meunier, Baltimore, Patrel and Corvus varieties. |
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| On the other hand, in terms of the photosynthesis activity, relevant statistical differences were observed in the Agami and Corvus varieties. |
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| He must make this decision before the Fleet leaves a port in Roman Italy and, once made, the Corvus remains with the Fleet. |
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| Founded in 1989, Corvus Corvax is one of the very first bands who brought rock into traditional and authentic medieval music. |
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| The Corvus is the ultimate weapon for the speed freaks and mountain players who use skiing as the tool of their creativity. |
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| Bottles from Corvus Vineyards made by the prominent Turkish architect Resist Soley on Bozcaada are among the finest offerings. |
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| The following trials were carried out in Belgium in 2003 and 2004, the aim being to assess the performance of Final K® on the yield and protein content in Kaltop, Meunier, Baltimore, Patrel and Corvus wheat varieties. |
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| For example, the subspecies of hooded crow, Corvus cornix ssp cornix occurs in Corsica, but no further south. |
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| A crow is a bird of the genus Corvus, or more broadly as a synonym for all of Corvus. |
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| Installed at the bow, the Corvus made that galley unseaworthy-she shipped lots of water in anything but calm seas-and susceptible to disaster in storms. |
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| Galleys with Corvus may never use Maximum Speed. |
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| Rome was responsible for the innovation of other vital technology in addition to cataphracts, siege engines, and the Corvus. |
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| For example, the subspecies of hooded crow, Corvus cornix ssp cornix occurs in Sardinia and Corsica, but no further south. |
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| The emblematic model of the range, the Corvus now offers a kingship of 185 and 175 cm, for all skiers wishing to enjoy the exceptional qualities of this ski. |
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| They have a new fleet, this one equipped with a new invention, The Corvus, used to take advantage of Rome's superiority in boarding, and to negate the greater seamanship of the Carthaginians. |
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| There are also numerous bird species present in the watershed, including, for example, the hooded crow, Corvus cornix. |
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| Reduce any Corvus benefit by one for each trireme squadron. |
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| All the Roman quinqueremes are equipped with the Corvus, a grappling device that greatly aided boarding-the Roman's strength-but slowed the galley and decreased its maneuverability. |
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| Statoil Technology Invest is making an endowment in Corvus Energy, who is the manufacturer of lithium ion energy storage systems for ships. |
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| Corvus Security Ltd is the latest in a number of local businesses to win work on the multi-billion pound energy project. |
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| Used to control populations of Corvus spp and moles. |
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| However, the other sources offer more cogent arguments against, not the least of which is that Corvus slowed down the ship and needed more than a green crew to operate. |
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| The corvus crashed downward, its beak driving into the other ship's deck, whereupon Roman infantry dashed across. |
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| The corvus was a plank that was hinged at one end to the side of a Roman ship, and that had a heavy spike in the other end. |
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| Cormorant comes via the Old French cormaran from medieval Latin corvus marinus, sea-raven. |
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