Last Saturday I planted a small trough of mizuna seeds, which are now healthy looking seedlings. |
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He crawled up out of the sludge that filled the center trough of the sewer tunnel. |
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Water would descend through bronze clouds onto the figure of a drum-beating and dancing wizard and then drain into the trough below. |
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There is a little moat, a shallow trough of water, all along the front lip of the stage. |
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Eventually he snatches the trailer from the sea, carefully timed with the trough of the wave. |
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Now, Hawaiian surf officially is measured by estimating the actual height between the crest and the trough of the breaking waves. |
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Rather than being set in stone, the iron trough containing the canal is balanced on top of hundred-foot long, spindly legs. |
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Stalls should be equipped with a rack for hay, a trough or box for grain, and a water pail holder. |
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The Mississippi also had trough type urinals and unwalled johns in the heads, and salt water showers. |
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They get their water from a big trough replenished by rainwater from the roof gutter on the barn. |
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Cirrus clouds indicated the distant approach of a trough, both in the surface and upper air. |
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After the wave comes the trough, where the sea level drops below normal and the water dumped on land pours back to the sea. |
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Hand washing was sometimes done at a laver or built-in basin in a recess in the hall entrance, with a projecting trough. |
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The pump looks resplendent in a new coat of red paint and overlooks a limestone trough filled with luscious red and purple flowers. |
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His golden eyes glinted as he suddenly moved trough the crowd with lightning speed and grabbed a young boy by the collar. |
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At feeding time, the dominant mare will walk up to the feed trough and pin her ears back, immediately all the other horses move out of her road. |
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It was the only aqueduct on the Erie Canal to carry both a water trough and a towpath over a river. |
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Most of this arenaceous succession displays abundant trough and tabular cross-bedding. |
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This is not just water but water taken from the algae-green trough in the field. |
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A classic glacial relic, the tarn lies in a trough that was cut by ice moving across from Great to Little Langdale. |
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Twenty seconds from the start James Walsh went on a bursting solo trough run, spotted David Phelan who in turn rifled home a scorcher of a goal. |
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Natural terrain parks are carved out of the trough of the canyon, and there are even some groomed beginner runs. |
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This addition can be as simple as a wall spigot dripping musically into a trough banked with pots of bright flowers. |
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A perspex cover sealed with silicone grease ensured that the Ringer's solution did not leak from the trough. |
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Such species as love birds, parrots and doves are spending more time near the water trough and less on picking for food. |
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After five days of sunshine at the beginning of the month, the sixth saw overcast skies and rain as the result of a trough of low pressure. |
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Huge glaciers and meltwater carved out the deep trough of the glen some 20,000 years ago. |
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For instance, a trough can dip down into the tropics to bring high-altitude winds blowing from the West. |
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The statue, with outspread wings and hands raised benevolently, was on a trough where horses drank before pulling their heavy loads up the hill. |
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The trade winds from both hemispheres converge towards the doldrums and a zone of low pressure, the equatorial trough, that girdles the earth. |
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The bad news is that the vocation's reputation did not rise out of the trough it has been mired in for two decades. |
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Sometimes decaying tropical cyclones or the monsoon trough move well south into the central regions, bringing widespread rain and thunderstorms. |
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Once he was satisfied they were cooled, he led them to the water trough for a well-earned drink. |
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The big bull was drinking from the trough this afternoon when a single sheep tried to get to the water. |
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He waited patiently until the apple was eaten completely and he allowed the horse to drink from the trough again. |
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These animals come to the trough, as it is a major water source during dry seasons. |
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The top of each trough was insulated by sheets of polystyrofoam on which the plants were anchored. |
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Today I've checked on the intensive care plants and the new salad trough and they both looked good, so I brought them outside into the garden. |
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Sometimes I add extra leaf mould for heath or moisture-loving plants, or seaside sand for coastal plants in a trough. |
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This particular daffodil is a miniature type planted in a sheltered east facing trough fixed below the kitchen window. |
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The entire area can be hosed out with the water and dirt draining into a trough behind the rear seats. |
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The afternoon of 2 February 1918 was humid and unsettled in Melbourne, with a slow-moving low pressure trough crossing Victoria. |
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Sometimes you hear television weathermen refer to a negative tilt trough and how it is going to spawn an intense storm. |
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In the record year of 1923-24 the monsoon trough stayed well north, and the season was notable for its lack of cyclone activity. |
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The area west of the trough line lies under the control of the anticyclone away to the west. |
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Well, mainly it's going to pick up the pace because of that trough of low pressure, that cold front. |
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The increase in precipitation resulted from an upper air trough situated over the Great Basin region of the Rocky Mountains. |
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The family on the farm had no idea the hen had gone back to nature and had been laying her eggs in a disused trough in the loft. |
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A trough is an elongated area of low atmospheric pressure that can occur either at the Earth's surface or at higher altitudes. |
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As this trough moves northeast of Nebraska, high pressure will build back into the central United States. |
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The crest of the undulation on the inside of the wall coincides with the trough of the Gaussian vault. |
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Fauna and fauna include live cockles, trough shells, carpet shells and tellins. |
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Mactridae, also known as surf or trough shells or duck clams, is a family of marine bivalve clams of the order Veneroida. |
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Never put rocks in the feed trough to slow down a greedy eater as this could cause a fracture tooth if the horse bites a rock. |
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The trough on the conical moulder, which was of a spiral formation, gradually ascended the cone table causing the dough to be forced against it. |
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The monsoon trough is a broad area of low atmospheric pressure running east-west through the tropics in the summer months. |
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This means that every new trough will be at a higher price and every new peak will be similarly higher. |
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A jocular sort, but with a heart as empty as a pig trough waiting for slops. |
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Newly named CEOs are guaranteed a trough of money before they've done any work. |
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We would rather be that voice than the voice of the sycophants and bootlickers and those hoping for a spot at the trough. |
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Equally white in The Sow's Litter, five well-rounded piglets enjoy their dam's bounty as she inspects her neat pail and trough of fodder. |
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Two uplights mounted under the trough cast a dancing pattern on the ceiling at night. |
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The latest bear market is now in its ninth week, while the Dow has broken well below its post-11 September trough. |
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I could see a trough bunker guarding the left side of the fairway, a horrible finishing spot for the more popular draw. |
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I dragged the trough before them and filled it with the last few handfuls of barley. |
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Once, a cattle trough had been set up right next to the stile we had to climb to reach the only footbridge over a small river. |
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The big peak and the big trough of provisional tax hammers the cash flow of small to medium sized enterprises. |
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When I went to get water for the chafing dishes, I was informed the only source of water was a garden hose down by the old grain trough. |
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Now, instead of the point, there are two round humps separated by a trough, like a camel's hump. |
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The lingual ridge diminishes in height approaching the symphysis where it is absent, producing a narrow symphyseal trough. |
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We have already found traces of old pathways and garden buildings, a well and a stone water trough. |
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She refused to say whether she has received complaints that firms are feasting at the city trough. |
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In scenes dating from the New Kingdom, must flows from the trough along a small conduit into a receptacle. |
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It takes several hours to prepare a 10-foot by 30-foot fire-walking trough. |
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Cresting over the back of a wave, the boat plunges into a trough and rides up the back of another swell, crashing through into another trough. |
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It is time to call its bluff and close down the entire trough by abolishing the Arts Council and all its works and pomps. |
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I am just as enthusiastic about flying saucers as I always was, but the problem is that we are in the middle of a long, long, trough. |
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The figure is formed by shadows of rocks when the sun penetrates the cave trough openings and crevices. |
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Each bowl, coated with copper, silver, or gold leaf, contained beeswax to a depth of several inches, with a small trough incised at the center. |
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Cantilevered sections attached to the outside of the trough support technical equipment and an acrylic wind diffuser. |
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Each dip and trough of the uneven ground caused her to lurch forward in her seat and rattled her to the core. |
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Our experimental setup consists of a custom-made Langmuir trough milled 7 from a solid piece of virgin Teflon epoxied to a thin copper plate. |
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The bird had a little trough of seed from which it kept on scooping up mechanical mouthfuls like an excavator scoops up earth. |
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The cold front sequence of the past week received a boost as the upper trough introduced moister air, the necessary convergence was amply present and light rain ensued. |
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The bead size and arrangement ensures that every peak in the scattered waves is met by an identical trough that cancels it out, a process known as destructive interference. |
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If the trough of the tsunami wave reaches the coast first, this causes a phenomenon called drawdown, where it appears that sea level has dropped considerably. |
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Deep troughs do precede these monster waves, swallowing ships as they careen into the trough and are entombed by thousands of tons of water from the breaking wave. |
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Extrusive igneous activity dominates the northwestern flank of the trough. |
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The closing weeks of May, however, saw prices of copper slipping gradually to current levels with no immediate evidence of pulling out of the trough. |
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Since both took office close to a business cycle trough and left office close to a cyclical peak, this is a reasonable comparison. |
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While much of the California coast saw breakers in the six to eight-foot range, the faces of the bigger waves at Cortes were well over 35 feet from trough to crest. |
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Slog, slog, slog-with buckets of hot water to break up the ice in the water trough, with loads of cat litter or bluestone to deal with ice or mud, with hay for the pastures. |
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Remove the turkey to a cutting board with a trough to catch any drippings and let it rest for about 20 minutes. |
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The water in the trough needs to be changed every three days. |
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This enables the cold front and trough of lower pressure to create their own weather patterns with no interference from the settled anticyclonic weather zone. |
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As a safety precaution, you can add a floating cattle water trough heater, which has a built in thermostat, to keep at least a section of the pool from freezing solid. |
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The combination of the deepening trough and the strengthening downstream ridge allows the bottom portion of the trough to separate from the main belt of the westerlies. |
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The key observation here is that Hadrocodium has no trough or concavity. |
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The hod, a sarcophagus of black granite, was used as a trough for horses and was popularly believed to conceal a treasure protected by an afreet, genie. |
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High levels of chromium, mercury, lead and zinc in trough shell Spisula subtruncata from dredge dumping site Oostende could be ascribed to the dredge dumping activities. |
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With the benzenoid ring class of compounds, the absorption maxima are generally between 265 m and 285 m, frequently with the trough near the 253.7 m line. |
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The heavily damaged eastern arcade of courtyard XXV with the limestone mortarium on the left and the trough for animal fodder under the right arcade. |
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He gathered the reins and led the animal to the water trough. |
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The active phase is usually associated with broad areas of cloud and rain, with sustained moderate to fresh northwesterly winds on the north side of the trough. |
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A chalupa is a hard corn shell appropriately shaped like a trough, into which ground beef bits are placed and then asphyxiated in a thick layer of melted Monterey Jack cheese. |
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He stands broadside to the road's line of travel, his front feet at the bottom of the cutbank where the road is in a trough sliced through a low hill to ease the grade. |
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The metal hissed furiously as the smith quenched it in a trough of oil. |
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These airstreams then turn northwards to the north of the Equator and meet the southern hemisphere south-easterlies in a trough zone south of the Equator. |
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Inside, the spring runs the length of the building in a wooden trough. |
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These intermittent highs effectively separate the northwestern trough from the deep-water regions of the Hatton-Rockall and Iceland Basins to the west. |
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Such lows usually form when a strong wind speed maximum riding along the main belt of westerly jet stream winds dives into a deep upper-level trough or dip in the jet. |
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The change was due to a rather insignificant cold front and upper trough crossing the western sub-continent and shifting whatever lay ahead of it eastwards. |
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Deposits occur within the Tengi-Beshbarmag anticlinorium and the superimposed trough of Gusar-Devechi. |
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Then the cascade of bureaucratic log-rolling and pettifoggery begins, as each new agency is called to the trough. |
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We didn't have the ability to arm-twist companies and people that feed at the public trough. |
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In non-OECD economies the leading indicators still pointed to deteriorating conditions, but signs of a trough had emerged in China and India. |
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Basically, the rotational movement of the pinion is directly transmitted to the crown wheel of the drum trough the gears. |
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Cynodonts, extinct mamma-like reptiles that gave rise to true mammals, bore just such a trough. |
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By simply releasing a rotating bolt and butterfly nut, users can climb down into and out of the tipper trough more easily and safely. |
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The deep trough of Bassenthwaite wards off the North Western Fells, while the Central Fells rise beyond Keswick and the Greta. |
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The pigs are back in the trough, slurp pounds pounds pounds, slurp pounds pounds pounds to us the voters. |
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Plunging toward the trough of a shockwave, the engine screams to a halt. |
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It is a ribbon lake formed in a glacial trough after the retreat of ice at the start of the current interglacial period. |
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Its relief scene includes 11 cupids harvesting and stomping on grapes to make wine in a lenos, a long trough similar to the sarcophagus itself. |
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Although the recession reached its trough in June 2009, voters remained frustrated with the slow pace of the economic recovery. |
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The trough is not fastened to the arches, but lugs are cast into the plates to fit over the rib arches to prevent movement. |
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The trough of the Cosgrove aqueduct has a similar structure, although it rests on trestles rather than iron arches. |
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The hogs oinked happily in their pen as the farmer poured slop in their feeding trough. |
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However, if the first part to arrive is a trough, a drawback will occur as the shoreline recedes dramatically, exposing normally submerged areas. |
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During the next 6 minutes the tsunami wave trough builds into a ridge, and during this time the sea is filled in and destruction occurs on land. |
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During the next 6 minutes, the tsunami wave changes from a ridge to a trough, causing flood waters to drain and drawback to occur again. |
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The movement of the monsoon trough, or intertropical convergence zone, brings rainy seasons to savannah climes. |
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The trough is arbitrarily divided into lower, middle and upper regions, and the upper region is further divided into the Gongola and Yola arms. |
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When located within a monsoon region, this zone of low pressure and wind convergence is also known as the monsoon trough. |
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The next step was a cooling trough, where the sugar crystals hardened around a sticky core of molasses. |
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Yet, just as Johnson was plunging into another trough of despondency, the reputation of the Dictionary at last brought reward. |
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Ig would have lived in the trough tub, but her lips went blue and quiversome after only a few minutes in even tepid water. |
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The slag separated, and floated on the molten iron, and was removed by lowering a dam at the end of the trough. |
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According to synoptic conditions, seasonal low lies over Baluchistan with its trough extending northeastwards. |
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In 1860 the company pioneered the use of the water trough designed by John Ramsbottom. |
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When this occurs over the tropics in concert with the Intertropical Convergence Zone, it is known as a monsoon trough. |
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Extratropical cyclones tend to form east of climatological trough positions aloft near the east coast of continents, or west side of oceans. |
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Elongated areas of low pressure form at the monsoon trough or intertropical convergence zone as part of the Hadley cell circulation. |
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One of Hank's chores was to slop the pigs' trough each morning and evening. |
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Ernest threw his paint brushes into a kind of trough he had fashioned from sheet metal that he kept in the sink. |
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The neurologist pointed to a troubling trough in the pattern of his brain-waves. |
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The route crosses Greece and Albania and goes trough the Adriatic Sea to southern Italy. |
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They came up with the idea of using an iron trough, sealed with Welsh flannel boiled in sugar, plus an ox-blood mortar. |
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The trough associated with the mid-oceanic ridges is deeply depressed, and on occasion extends into the lower mantle. |
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Now the point of concern is that there was no such limitation or condition trough which we were made refused claimer. |
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It's only the hoi polloi and the trough tubbies that make it into the papers. |
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When the fluid flowed inside the rectangular cooling trough of the headstock, forced convection heat transfer occurred between the cooling fluid and the headstock. |
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The core anticyclone provides successive ridges to feed lower level moist air toward the equally persistent low pressure trough across mid-continent. |
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Then the albatross makes a tight turn downwind and swoops down into another wave trough, adding airspeed as it descends through the wind shear into progressively slower winds. |
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The third and last period is also found only in the south of the trough, and may be related to an isostatic response to the earlier crustal thinning. |
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The second is found only in the south of the trough, and may belong to a period when the extension of the Atlantic had slowed down, ending with a period of compression. |
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A strengthening shortwave trough approaching from Missouri contributed to increasing wind fields and upper level diffluence in the near-storm environment. |
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Cast plates are laid transversely to form the bed of the canal trough. |
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At first, the trough accumulated sediments deposited by rivers and lakes. |
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This weakening enabled a major trough to form and intensify up to the upper troposphere, 200hPa level and, by model prognostics, shape into a neat cut-off vortex pattern. |
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The image was also cropped to remove the bare buns of the man in the trough, and a lot more soap suds were added to conceal the genitals of the dark-haired cowpoke. |
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The trough has its southern limit at the northern boundary of the Niger Delta, where it dips down and is overlaid with Tertiary and more recent sediments. |
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While I was being menopausally miserably, challenged by childhood chaos and fraught with feelings of failure, Women Writing was the lifeline that pulled me trough. |
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Heating of the earth near the equator leads to large amounts of upward motion and convection along the monsoon trough or intertropical convergence zone. |
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In this study of the middle Benue trough, Nigeria, the bandpass filtered gravity map was inverted to produce a topographic surface map of the basement. |
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