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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HEADLIKE»
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The Chilkat Dancing Blanket
HEADLIKE SHAPES When coloring the remaining figures of the design field, "
headlike shapes," composed of eye-ear-nose-mouth units, can be identified
which govern the placement of the yellow and the blue. These headlike shapes
are ...
2
A Flora of the Marshes of California
Submersed or floating aquatics. Flowers clustered in the leaf axils. Leaves entire;
pistils 4 Zannichelliaceae (p. 89) Leaves serrate or toothed; pistils solitary and
naked Najadaceae (p. 83) Flowers in spikes; umbels, heads, or headlike clusters.
Herbert Louis Mason, 1957
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A Flora of the Marshes of California
Submersed or floating aquatics. Flowers clustered in the leaf axils. Leaves entire;
pistils 4 Zannichelliaceae (p. 89) Leaves serrate or toothed; pistils solitary and
naked Najadaceae (p. 83) Flowers in spikes; umbels, heads, or headlike clusters.
32 Scapes glandular pubescent; plants perennial, from the Uinta Mts., 4-20 cm
tall; flowers in a headlike cluster, or the inflorescence somewhat interrupted after
anthesis, not subtended by an involucre; leaf blades deltoid to rhombic-deltoid, ...
Sherel Goodrich, Elizabeth Neese, United States. Forest Service. Intermountain Region, 1986
Carex chordorrhiza is the only Illinois representative of section Chor- dorrhizeae,
a group of species with cordlike rhizomes: usually solitary culms: headlike
inflorescences with the staminate flowers borne above the pistillate: and wingless
, ...
Robert H. Mohlenbrock, 1999
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Flora of the Gran Desierto and R’o Colorado of Northwestern ...
Flowers in umbellate or dense headlike clusters; fruits comprised of two 1 -
seeded segments. Apiaceae 3' Flowers not in umbellate or headlike clusters;
fruits multiple-seeded, or two 1 -seeded segments in Wislizenia (Capparaceae).
4. Sepals ...
Richard Stephen Felger, 2000
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Guide to the Vascular Plants of the Blue Ridge
15 15 Anthers hispid Lamium 15 Anthers glabrous or puberulent 16 16 Calyx
teeth 8-10 Marrubium 16 Calyx teeth 5 17 17 Inflorescence headlike
Pycnanthemum 17 Inflorescence racemose or axillary 18 18 Corolla 0.7-2.9 cm
long; calyx ...
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Discourse Grammar and Typology: Papers in Honor of John W.M. ...
Let us take a conservative stand: we will reserve the terms head and non-head
for bases and affixes, and thus distinguish heads and non-heads proper from non
-linear processes with headlike and non-headlike behavior. The preceding ...
Werner Abraham, Talmy Givón, Sandra A. Thompson, 1995
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Plant Life of Kentucky: An Illustrated Guide to the Vascular ...
Flowers in dense panicles or in headlike cymes, these as wide as or wider than
high, and at least some of the clusters terminal. 2. Leaves entire or nearly so;
inflorescence about 5-10 mm wide; heads corymbose, all terminating branchlets
...
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Plants of the San Francisco Bay Region: Mendocino to Monterey
6b Spikelets not sunken into or pressed against the stem 7a Inflorescence
headlike: round, oval, or cylindrical, usually very dense and compact, but
sometimes loose and interrupted, either without branches or the spikelets so
concentrated that ...
Linda H. Beidleman, Eugene N. Kozloff, 2003
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «HEADLIKE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
headlike en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Review of 'Everything Is Design: The Work of Paul Rand' at the …
... reprint of a novel by Czeslaw Milosz that features black prison stripes drawn horizontally across a headlike circle dotted with two violet eyes. «Wall Street Journal, Mar 15»
The LA Art We Want to See in 2015
... and around the sculpture courtyard arranging faceless, headlike vessels made of clay coils. Some vessels will have reflecting pools in them. «LA Weekly, Dic 14»
Can the GOP keep the Benghazi hearings from becoming a 'circus'?
Dan Burton fired bullets at what he would later describe as a “headlike object” in his backyard — whether it was a melon or a pumpkin has ... «Yahoo News, May 14»
Weird 'UFO' Light on Mars May Just Be a Shiny Rock, NASA Says …
(The two navcams sit side-by-side on the rover's headlike "mast" and return images that help the mission team plan out Curiosity's routes.). «Space.com, Abr 14»
In Dallas, 10 Sculptures for 10 Years
His “Fountainhead” consists of three kiosks, topped with iPads, that surround a central headlike sculpture with projected hundred-dollar bills ... «New York Times, Oct 13»
How Did Pumpkins Become a Scary Halloween Staple?
As the apparition rides past Crane, the ghost throws a headlike object at him, terrifying the schoolmaster so profoundly that he runs away and is ... «PARADE, Oct 13»
Motherhood Won and Lost: One Woman's Story of Miscarriage
I asked whether the vaguely headlike thing was a head, and was told “No, that's the sac.” Silence. I asked whether we would be able to hear the ... «Scientific American, Ago 13»
The Shadow of Death: SPIN's 2005 Nine Inch Nails Cover Story
The man behind Nine Inch Nails has a large-ish headlike Gary Oldman's Count, pale skin with very little pink in it. He's dressed in black: T-shirt, cargo pants, and ... «SPIN, Ago 13»
Surrealism Made Fresh
... Hérold (a softly grayed charcoal of a headlike shape suggesting fossils and woodlands), and Lee Mullican (meticulously drawn thorny leaves ... «The New York Review of Books, Mar 13»
Talk of our town: Unexpected is the norm at IMA's contemporary …
In another room, Geof Oppenheimer installed a graphite, headlike sculpture with a big ear and a Hermes scarf wrapped around its "neck.". «Indianapolis Star, Dic 12»
