10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPEARLIKE»
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spearlike in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Reversible Crystal Plasticity
The equilibrium spearlike shape can be described by a dislocation model
proposed in Ref. 276. An analysis is made there of a planar problem in which the
profile of a spear represents a section through a martensitic inclusion of infinite
extent ...
Vladimir Samuilovich Boĭko, Ruvin Ioselʹ-Girshevich Garber, 1994
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Finding Your Wings: A Workbook for Beginning Bird Watchers
The curved bills of hawks and owls are used for tearing flesh; herons and egrets
use their spearlike bills for catching fish, frogs, and other small animals.
EXERCISE3-4(p.31). Chickenlike birds eat seeds and grain. EXERCISE 3-5 (p.
31).
Sometimes referred to as “spearlike” flasks for their slender flared profile and
small base, such vessels usually have necks that bulge in the center and flare at
the opening, although the neck here is a simple cylinder. The shape of such
vessels ...
4
Essential English - Grade 3 (eBook)
1. Hawks have sharp claws. Owls have sharp claws. 2. Sparrows have strong
beaks for cracking seeds. Finches have strong beaks for cracking seeds. 3. The
emu cannot fly. The cassowary cannot fly. 4. Herons catch fish with spearlike bills
.
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The Thirteen-months Coinage of Hieronymos of Syracuse
With obv. die 13 the OZ of BAZIAEOZ and the upper right spearlike ray of the
thunderbolt are deformed. With obv. die 14 the disintegration of the letters has
spread to the A and the E as well as the OZ of BAZIAEOZ and the spearlike ray
shows ...
6
In the Light of Likeness--transformed: The Literary Art of ...
But when he then commences to lifting the sacrifice unto the burning timbers, my
child, as you are kneeling and yet praying, you will hear the spearlike voice of a
trumpet upon the wind, birthing fire and smoke, and then the horn-blowing—but ...
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Poems [by F.N.C. Mundy.].
... velvet collar did his neck surround; His belt was stamp'd with many a tinsel
hound; Of buck his breeches, which himself he slew; And his trim boots close to
his ancles grew : Spearlike Spearlike his spurs ; while many an echoing crack
Lurk'd ...
Francis Noel C. Mundy, 1768
Thorn, cactus, and bamboo, spearlike grass and spearlike foliage, naked palm
trunks above red-baked earth, disheveled conflict of branch and vine, sultriness,
silence, hate. At times a buzzard, omnipresent emblem of the South, wheeled ...
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The Kalevala: Or, Poems of the Kaleva District
He skied after the elk; but when he once gives a kick, the left ski cracked at the
strap, the ski broke by the footplate, the right ski broke off at the heel, the
spearlike pole broke off at the spike, the ski pole at the disk. The Demon's elk ran
so that ...
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge, J. C. C. Mays, 2001
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPEARLIKE»
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World's oldest army gets 26 new recruits
Famous for their blue-and-gold uniforms, halberds (spearlike weapons), and crimson-plumed helmets, they protect the pope, provide ceremonial duty and assist ... «Stuff.co.nz, May 12»
Pa. to allow deer hunting with ancient weapon
HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Game Commission on Tuesday signaled its support for allowing hunters to stalk deer with a primitive spearlike weapon ... «Pocono Record, Jan 06»
