10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TARSEAL»
Discover the use of
tarseal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tarseal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A description of the arteries of the human body: Reduced to ...
A branch to the tarseal ligament, angle of the eye-lids, the caruncula lachrymalis,
and the tunica adnata. /*. Branches to the anterior ethmoid cells, inosculating with
the anterior ethmoidal, and passing with the infraorbital branch to the ...
2
A description of the arteries of the human body, reduced to ...
A branch to the tarseal ligament, angle of the eye lids, the ca-uncula lachrymalis,
and the tunica adnata. P. Branches to the anterior ethmoid cells, inosculating with
the anterior ethmoidal, and pasting with the infraorbital branch to the lachrymal ...
At first he was riding along crumbling tarseal. Oak trees stood bare and bony in
the early winter and fallen leaves littered the road. Then with a shimmer and a
lurch he was on a narrow winding track threading his way between mahoe and
kotu- ...
"I hear the district council are going to tarseal the road this season," Kylena said. “
They should do the big saddle and up about a kilometer beyond the school.” "
Tarseal?" John raised his eyebrows. "Oh my dear," Kylena said. "What do you
call ...
5
Going Out for a Bike Ride: An AOK Diary, 2002–3
The tarseal ends. The gravel crunches under the tyres. Itake care on the fast drop
to sea-level. At Hoopers Inlet a loan oarsman skulls a racing shell across the flat-
calmness. The clunkswish ofhis rowing echoes around the otherwise silent inlet ...
6
The Anatomy of the Human Body
But its chief branch descends along the forepart and outer side of the foot, gives
twigs to the short extensor of the toes, and ends in inosculations with the tarseal
arteries," or arteries belonging to the fore-part of the foot. The arteries which ...
John Bell, Sir Charles Bell, 1811
7
Detours: A Journey Through Small-Town New Zealand
Suddenly we were on the tarseal. In no time the seventy kilometres of gravel
behind us seemed a rugged initiation. Here on the bitumen I could explore the
higher gears, freewheel and without the concern for potholes and corrugations,
look ...
8
The Gas Engineer's Magazine
Consequently. at 1% inches the. apparatus would have to be half as large again
in order to deal with 3 million cubic feet per d: y. As a constquence. at the lower
differential pressure the cage would be raised so far out of the tarseal that the
bulk ...
... tarseal suddenly morphs into an old country lane, where wooden lampposts,
few and far between, cast discrete pools of light on dark fields. Splattered possum
roadkill is another indication that the countryside starts here. Shortly after, the ...
10
Land of the Long Wild Road
After a right turn signposted for Paradise the tarseal road surface gave way to a
reasonably good gravel road for a further 13km then abruptly turned rough, with a
surface made of huge granite chunks which shook us mercilessly for the next ...
Bob Gardner, Bob Goddard, 2004
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TARSEAL»
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tarseal is used in the context of the following news items.
Walkway repairs fast tracked for race
About 100 metres of tarseal needed to be replaced, but it was unlikely to be dry ... The rest of the tarseal had been swept to get rid of the worst of the silt, and ... «Manawatu Standard, Jul 15»
Joanne McNeill: Rocky road's seal of disapproval
I appreciate residents' delight that tarseal will eliminate dust clouds but do not share it. In my view, this stretch of unsealed road is the last precious bastion ... «New Zealand Herald, Jul 15»
Colac Bay's Foreshore Rd closed as high tides hit
Huge tides had resulted in waves pounding against the damaged road, and were throwing debris up on to the tarseal. The road would be closed until at least ... «The Southland Times, Jul 15»
Businesses 'nervy' about high swells
"The other three occasions, we had severe damage to the car park and in 2002, we had waves lapping at the edge of the building, and tarseal was ripped up off ... «Radio New Zealand, Jun 15»
Soaked carpets carry risk
Reusing flood damaged carpet could expose people to infection from E. coli bacteria, as well as heavy metals and residues from tarseal and oil which were all ... «Otago Daily Times, Jun 15»
Sewage flows into river
... one manhole to lift," he said. "We were not sure about the extent of the washout underneath the tarseal and closed that section of the road as a precaution." ... «Wanganui Chronicle, Jun 15»
War Horse Memorial March: 100 horses for 100 years
Youngsters bounced with excitment as 100 horses clip-clopped on the tarseal for a War Horse Memorial March - the first of its kind in Hamilton. Ponies with ... «Stuff.co.nz, Apr 15»
Taveuni Road Tarsealing Set To Start
Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Pio Tikoduadua toured ministry projects on Taveuni last Friday and was updated on the tarsealing project around the ... «Fiji Sun Online, Apr 15»
Call for fix for four-year flood
Outside Joyce Fuller's house on Farnborough Street in Aranui, a large puddle of water is eating away the road's tarseal and buzzing with flying insects. "Look at ... «Radio New Zealand, Apr 15»
Pipiwai dust-up may cost ratepayers
Whangarei ratepayers may pick up the tab for tarsealing dusty roads used by logging trucks in Pipiwai if the New Zealand Transport Agency knocks back funding ... «Northern Advocate, Feb 15»
