10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WASHAWAY»
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washaway in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Advances in Applied Mechanics
Diffusing Magnetic Particles (1) Core Region Flow Outward diffusion takes place
Core Region (2) Washaway Region (F mag << F shear ) (F mag >> F shear ) from
the periphery of the core region Peripheral Region (Fmag≈ Fshear) Core ...
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! A washaway is a particular kind of landslide that can affect man-made structures such as cuttings, embankments and bridges.
Lambert M Surhone, Mariam T Tennoe, Susan F Henssonow, 2011
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Journal of Botany, British and Foreign
Rumex pulcher, L. — Near Denhams Bridge, towards St. Kew, and between the
latter village and Amble ; between Washaway and Egloshayle. Certainly
indigenous. Parietaria diffusa, Koch. — Port Isaac. Ulmus suberosa, Ehrh., b.
glabra.
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"Cape Times" Law Reports: A Record of Every Matter Disposed ...
Tho washaway took about four feet of the road away between the two parapets.
Despite the washaway, the road could safely be negotiated. After tho washaway,
temporary repairs rendered the road safe for traffic. Tho road was Jo vol , and wa
...
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Journal of Botany: British and Foreign
Rumex pulcher, L. — Near Denhams Bridge, towards St. Kew, and between the
latter village and Amble ; between Washaway and Egloshayle. Certainly
indigenous. Parietaria diffusa, Koch. — Port Isaac. Ulmus suberosa, Ehrh., b.
glabra.
Washaway. Penwine. Washaway, Egloshayle Egloshayle, in the Deanery of
Bodmin, is situated six and a half miles north-west of Bodmin town, and half a
mile south-east of Wadebridge railway-station. Washaway is a hamlet about two
and a ...
Arthur G. Langdon, John Romilly Allen, 1896
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The Parochial and Family History of the Deanery of Trigg ...
It would seem to have skirted the exterior wall of Pencarrow Castle on the west,
as far as Washaway. At this place a branch road struck off leading over the high
land to Pendavy, where it is probable the river was forded into St. Breoke.
After a desperate struggle to retrieve their chief's body, Holmes and a companion
by the name of Washaway disappeared into "a cloud of dust and smoke."45 They
"laid the body behind a log and ran back to help in the fight, but it was no use; ...
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Kourion: Excavations in the Episcopal Precinct
Wide raised band, partially interrupted by washaway on chord. Slightly convex
outer edge. Reverse has indented foot and fine convex molding between plateau
and raised band. The molding continues along chord, with rectangular projection
...
Arthur Hubert Stanley Megaw, 2007
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The Rise and Decline of the Redneck Riviera: An Insider's ...
(According to another account the Washaway was built by the McCaskill Land
and Timber Company to house its workers, and the name came from its location
near a pond that eroded the foundation—another case ofpeople Washaway
Hotel, ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WASHAWAY»
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Watch it go: 3rd home tips into ocean at Washaway Beach
Another vacation home has fallen prey to the Pacific Ocean at Washaway Beach in Pacific County. At around 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, a house groaned and then ... «KOMO News, Dec 14»
Tides wipe out two homes on Washaway Beach
Washaway Beach, located along south of Westport along Cape Shoalwater has been eroding about 100 feet per year, according to the Washington state ... «KING5.com, Dec 14»
11000 PSE customers lose power as big storm approaches
Two homes on Washaway Beach near Tokeland were destroyed Tuesday by rising tides and erosion, KING 5 reported. Lane said residents are advised to never ... «The Seattle Times, Dec 14»
Storm threatens to sink home perched at Washaway Beach
GRAYLAND, Wash. -- High winds were expected on the coast Monday night as another fall storm was bearing down on the region. At Washaway Beach, south ... «KOMO News, Oct 14»
Wind-caused erosions wiping out homes on Washaway Beach
WASHAWAY BEACH, Wash. -- Wind-driven erosion has this coastal beach town living up to its name after a house on the beach was taken out by the tides. «KOMO News, Oct 10»
Shipwreck remains found at Washaway Beach
Washaway Beach, the infamous area between North Cove and Tokeland where erosion has caused houses to tumble into the ocean, now has a second reason ... «Longview Daily News, Jan 10»
