10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TWIGGIER»
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The proliferation of dendrites accounts for some of this growth. Dendrites, the
branchlike extensions that neurons use to receive signals from nearby axons,
grow twiggier, and the most heavily used synapses, the little chemical junctures
across ...
2
Stalking the Plumed Serpent and Other Adventures in Herpetology
First, the sea oxeye (a daisylike plant, but twiggier) gets taller, rising to about
waist height before giving way to eight-feet-high marsh elder. Marsh elder grows
in dense, twiggy thickets with hundreds of small diameter caney stems that form a
...
3
Extinct for a Reason: A Field Guide to Failimals and Evolosers
As time went on, the figurechallenged filter-feeder increasingly confined herself
to flattering reeds and long, concealing grasses, rather than subject her
thunderous trunks to the ridicule of her twiggier cousins. But while fossil evidence
is ...
Scott Cooney, Aaron Adler, 2013
4
The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2012
Meanwhile, dendrites, the branchlike extensions that neurons use to receive
signals from nearby axons, grow twiggier, and the most heavily used synapses—
the little chemicaljunctures across which axons and dendrites pass notes—grow
...
Dan Ariely, Tim Folger, 2012
5
Winter Harvest Cookbook: How to Select and Prepare Fresh ...
for the twiggier yard waste and for weeds that I want to make sure won't reseed or
resprout in the garden. Materials go there to stay damp, begin to soften up, and
for their seeds to sprout and die in the dark. Once or twice a year, I dump that ...
... first branching. In subsequent years, multiple vegetative buds break each year
after fruiting, resulting in increased branching and 'twiginess' of the shoot over
time. Fruit size and yield per cane diminish as the fruiting canes become twiggier.
Jorge B. Retamales, James F. Hancock, 2012
7
Sex and Death: An Introduction to Philosophy of Biology
Some branches of the tree of life are much twiggier than others. There are
appallingly many beetles and very few horseshoe crabs. Moreover, as we shall
see in section 9.2, the received view fits some organisms better than others. Even
if our ...
Kim Sterelny, Paul E. Griffiths, 1999
She was colourless and straw-like, a larger, younger, taller and twiggier version
of Ms Flower, but unlike the unpredictable Tina, Mrs Mainstay knew how to make
the best of herself and to create an illusion that was an improvement on the pale
...
9
Trees of Vancouver: A Guide to the Common and Unusual Trees ...
toothed leaves, usually with 9—13 leaflets that are glabrous above and below.
The winter buds are dark brown. The trees tend to be broader and much 'twiggier'
than Fraxinus oxycarpa. Two large trees have been seen in the city: one along ...
10
Native Trees, Shrubs, & Vines: A Guide to Using, Growing, ...
In habit it is much like the other small species, creeping along on stems just
below the ground that send up out-curving branches along the margins of the
clump, which get twiggier and denser over the next few seasons. When I first
came to ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TWIGGIER»
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... were created in the late 19th century, the look was modernized and embraced in the '60s by models such as Twiggy and again today by even twiggier models. «NewsOK.com, Jun 15»
How savvy gardeners send winter packing
Winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum) is a much tougher and twiggier shrub, and often confused with the later-flowering forsythia. The jasmine, however, is ... «Washington Post, Mar 14»
Ghost Recon Alpha - Official HD Film
Twiggier Lake 1 week ago. I actually really loved this Short film! Read more Show less. Reply · 1 2. ▽ Report spam or abuse. Andrey Kravchenko (Frost z4) 3 ... «YouTube, May 12»
Teen Brain Development: Neural Gawkiness
... branchlike extensions that neurons use to receive signals from nearby axons, grow twiggier, and the most heavily used synapses—the little chemical junctures ... «Juvenile Justice Information Exchange, Oct 11»
Using dead wood constructively
Keep twiggier bits too thick to be composted for kindling, cut in convenient lengths and store undercover ready to be brought to the hearth to start a fire, with fir ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 10»
How to prune winter shrubs
Twiggier cornus with flickering coral-pink and golden stems are less resilient and therefore treated more kindly. These include C. sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire'. «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 10»
How to grow: Russian sage
These twiggier cornus only need tidying up in spring: you should never prune them severely. Cornus sanguinea 'Midwinter Fire' will provide a bonfire of orange ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 07»
Who made a mistake turning down a great movie role?
It's only because Titanic didn't float Gwyneth Paltrow's boat that we were treated to a blooming English Rose in Kate Winslet rather than a twiggier, brittler bud. «Entertainment Weekly, Jan 07»
