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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «OUTCURVE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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1
Ornamental Horticulture
Incurve Accent or specimen plant Outcurve Outcurve Outcurve Outcurve More
neutral plants that will not compete with the incurve plants FIGURE 9–18. In a
corner planting, attention is drawn from the outcurves to the incurve by stair-
stepping ...
2
Landscaping Principles and Practices
Incurve Accent or Specimen Plant Outcurve Outcurve More Neutral Plants Which
Will not Compete with the Incurve Plants FIGURE 8–15 Parts of the corner
planting bed: the incurve and the outcurves. Incurve FIGURE 8–17 Three
variations of ...
It was good I had stayed, I reflected in subdued excitement, as I moved from
outcurve to outcurve —- taking food, trying out an antique musical instrument,
flicking through the pages of the library's books. Could it have been coincidence
that in ...
C. Dawn, Dawn Edwards, 2000
Another type decoration was produced by incising the body of the vessel
horizontally, PI. 31, B 5. PI. 31, B 1, B2 are cord-impressed; PI. 31, B3 combines
cord impression with square puncta- tions. PI. 31, B4 is a rim sherd with no
outcurve of ...
Carleton Stevens Coon, 1968
5
British Baseball and the West Ham Club: History of a 1930s ...
Some right hand pitchers are able, however, to deliver much more e›ective
inshoots by an overhand delivery by contorting their hand, making control and
speed more di‡cult but deception greater. THE OUTCURVE. Opposite to an
inshoot.
Josh Chetwynd, Brian Belton, 2006
6
Fort Ancient: The Great Prehistoric Earthwork of Warren ...
On seventieth wall; slight outcurve. Endof seventieth wall; slight outcurve; edge of
ravine. Top of seventy-first "wall, on edge of washout. End of seventy-first wall.
Center of seventy-first opening. Top of seventy-second wall. On seventy-second ...
Warren King Moorehead, 1890
Top of seventy-seventh wall, top of ravine; outcurve. End of eeventy-seventh wall.
Center of seventy-seventh opening. Top of seventy-eighth wall. On seventy-
eighth wall. Knd of seventy-eighth wall ; outcurve. Center of seventy-eighth
opening.
Phillips Academy. Dept. of Archaeology, 1904
8
The reliable book of outdoor games
The same may also be said if a left—handed pitcher follows the above rules, for
the, “ in-shoot ” he will produce the “ outcurve.' Dnor BALL—Ii? comes straight
from the pitcher's hand and drops to the ground a short distance from the
batsman.
9
Attic Fine Pottery of the Archaic to Hellenistic Periods in ...
Rim sherd with section of slightly concave neck preserved almost to full depth (
start of outcurve at lower break). Parts of section show light burning probably in
firing. Ht. 0.035, e. d. rim 0.100, th. lower break 0.003. Fourth century, most
probably ...
Catherine A. Morgan, Gocha R. T͡Set͡skhladze, 2004
10
Laboratory methods for determining the downward movement of ...
At those points erosion damage to the fill even on an outcurve was severe
because of the large volume of storm runoff. However, the undisturbed side slope
below an outcurve tended to absorb the storm runoff and slowed the movement
of ...
Harold F. Haupt, W. Joe Kidd, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station (Ogden, Utah), 1963
