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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «INBYE»
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At Home in the Hills: Sense of Place in the Scottish Borders
Inbye. "Inbye" or "park" are areas of gently sloping or level land at altitudes under
1000 feet. Because of milder weather conditions and flatter terrain than that of
outbye lands, inbye land is used for arable cultivation or more fertile pasturage.
In Rider dip : an empty tub twisted on the landing, and the inbye end stove in. 30.
At bottom of slant jig : two empty tubs hooked to rope ; rope strained tight and
tubs off rails. 31. Top of slant jig : Five splinters of wood driven into the inbye end
of ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1902
about 38 yards further inbye, but they were full; there had been a wooden chock
near to the No.3 left rope end; it was down, and the timbers had been forced
about 53ards outbye; we found four full tubs on the rope road on the inbye side of
No.
New South Wales. Parliament. Legislative Council,
1903
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Sustainable Rural Systems: Sustainable Agriculture and Rural ...
This farm landscape comprises three distinct land types: inbye, intake and fell.
Inbye land is by far the best land, close to the farm buildings and used for the
production of hay or silage for the winter, grazing land in winter months and
lambing ...
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11th US/North American Mine Ventilation Symposium 2006: ...
However when snaking at the tailgate end the chockman may experience short
periods of high exposure as he stands inbye of the shearer. Advances in
automation of shearer cutting and chock advance and reliability of systems will
influence ...
Jan M. Mutmansky, Raja. V. Ramani,
2006
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The Channel Tunnel: Tunnels
In the running tunnels the initial ventilation design used 2-4 m dia. ducts with
stage fans at the Al portal and inbye of the crossover. This was later changed to a
full-face mines-type system to the crossover, with ducted systems beyond.
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A Handbook of Economic Anthropology, Second Edition:
... describes how hill sheep farmers distinguish between outbye and inbye land,
based on their physical characteristics. Inbye land is flatter and thus more
amenable to the quantitative value of capitalist agricultural techniques (Gray
1999: 445).
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Landscapes under Pressure: Theory and Practice of Cultural ...
A decline in livestock production carries a number of implications for the
conservation status of both inbye and rough grazing areas. In the inbye area of
Breadal- bane. land covers of species-rich grassland and other habitats with
arrested ...
9
Northumberland and Cumberland Mining Disasters
He could not understand what had happened so reported the incident to the
overman, Thomas Short, and told him that he thought there had been a fall inbye.
Short went about halfway down the 3rd East intake to investigate but did not find
...
10
Place, Nature and Spirit - A Lake District Experience
The typical hill farm consists of three types of land—Inbye, Intake and Open Fell.
Traditionally this arrangement ensures that each farm has a share of valley floor
land and open fell. • Inbye land is the most productive and soils are deeper, ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «INBYE»
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inbye en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Granite tors wear summer dress of sedges, sphagnum and cotton …
Cows and their calves, sheared sheep and resting gulls populate inbye land bounded from the moorland by drystone walls. The stream through ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Money-spinner
... if no coins were thrown out to the children the shout would be: "Scabby wedding." Bill Robertson,. Inbye, 117 Old Greenock Road, Bishopton. «Herald Scotland, Jun 15»
East Arts Reveals 2015 Teeny Awards Nominees
Matt Agryropoulis as Conrad Birdie inBye Bye Birdie at Center Moriches John Drinkwater as Mistrel in Once Upon a Mattress at Greenport «Dan's Papers, May 15»
North Staffordshire's worst mining disaster: The Minnie Pit explosion …
Nevertheless, their untiring efforts took the gallant band about 1,000 yards 'inbye' from the pit bottom. On the Monday morning, the notorious ... «Stoke Sentinel, Mar 14»
The harshness of the old road to England
... boulders cleared from stony pasturage – a shepherd brings down gravid ewes to the inbye land, safeguarding his flock from forecast snow. «The Guardian, Ene 14»
Scottish Tenant Farmers Association voices CAP concerns on deer …
Actively farmed inbye land will be relatively easy to define, but steps must be taken to prevent Scotland's vast hill areas becoming a cash cow ... «The Courier, Sep 13»
Mine closed due to high gas levels
Inbye Mining Services Queensland warehouse supervisor Jason Brown looks over one of the 42-tonne hydraulic roof supports at the ... «Mackay Daily Mercury, May 12»
Scottish hill farm decline impact revealed
It found the negative impact on the natural heritage was greatest in south Skye and the northern Highlands, and it tended to be on the inbye ... «BBC News, Jun 11»
Kentucky fried? HIE brings community development researchers to …
He pointed out the boundary of the inbye lands still visible across the road where the bracken starts and told of the little family allotments beside ... «For Argyll, May 10»
Walk of the month: Upper Teesdale
The green, valley-bottom pastures known as “inbye” land give way to rougher “intake” land farther up the dale. This higher land is boggy, wet ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Abr 08»