10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NORTHERLINESS»
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(a) Mean above-ground biomass (gm—2) of vegetation in the Bibury plots (solid
line) and Gulf Stream northerliness index in the next-to-previous spring and
summer months (March to August, broken line), r= 0.489. (b) Mean July biomass
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Eddy van der Maarel, Janet Franklin, 2012
CHAPTER I Auden's Northerliness Tony Sharpe When, soon after going up to
Oxford in autumn 1925, Auden sat in Christ Church's junior common room
composing 'The Carter's Funeral' (luv, pp. 109—10), it probably wasn't what the
college ...
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Nietzsche's Task: An Interpretation of Beyond Good and Evil
''The religious childishness 11. The characteristics of northern and southern are
described more elaborately in chapter 8, ''Peoples and Fatherlands.'' Extreme
northerliness belongs to the ''hyperboreans,'' occupants of the land of Apollo ...
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Collected Reprints - Scottish Marine Biological Association
Northerliness of the stock is related to the fourth component, G4. .Average
apparent mortality, mean F M 1 . is related to the fifth component, C .~> : the
comparison is of apparent mortality from year ; to year i I with the plankton of year
i.
Scottish Marine Biological Association, 1964
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West of Eden: essays on Canadian Prairie literature
ways, the "northerliness" of Oeland is conventionally metaphorical; it plays on the
cliche of Nordic barrenness to present the prairie as a mythic wasteland awaiting
succor. Moreover, a lengthy philosophical exchange between Lind and Mark ...
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
Northerliness. SEPTENTRlONALLY, snip-ten'tryo-nel-in ad. Toivards the north,
northerly. - To SEPTENTRIONATE, sE-p-tenl trvb-nftte. v.n. To tend northerly.
SEPTICAL, setf-ty-kfzl. a. Having power to promote or produce putrefaction.
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
... omades '' 208, 3l7 Nomadic 317 Nominative xlviii Non-commissioned ofiicers,
127 None cxiv Nonexistence clxxxvi Non residence ib. Nonsense ib. Noodle 307
Nope 380 Nor cxiii North cxxi, 252 Northerliness 252 Northerly ib. Northern ib.
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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Seeing the Sky: 100 Projects, Activities & Explorations in ...
Like the aurora, light pillars are most often seen at rather high latitudes, but it is
not extreme northerliness or southerliness that is the key. Light pillars are formed
when there are enough ice crystals floating relatively near ground level.
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A Stolen Season: An Alex McKnight Novel
The winter, the cold, the very spirit of northerliness. I heard Vinnie's cousin Buck
complaining about this once. When you give something a real Ojibwa name, it's
like you're calling forth the power behind that name. To him, and to a lot of other ...
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The Old Ways: A Journey on Foot
He likedtennis, billiards, propellers, winter, the shadowlessness ofsea light,
northerliness, ceramic, boxwood, crystaland ice. Fastidious but also impetuous,
he hadahabitof putting hisheadout of trainwindows andlosing his hatto thewind.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NORTHERLINESS»
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northerliness is used in the context of the following news items.
Robert Macfarlane interview: Nature's lost language
In Landmarks, he writes of being “north-minded”: drawn to high latitudes and to writers and artists “for whom northerliness is a mode of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Northerners less likely to wash their hands after going to the toilet
The researchers detected a correlation between contamination and northerliness - with 23 per cent of Cardiff commuters testing positive, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 08»
