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The underside is pale cream and has small black spots scattered along both the margins.

The site is a hilly terrain where several rock-cut Shivalingas, votive stupas and the deities of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain pantheon are scattered in an area of about one km.

After Imperial Russia's conquest of the Caucasus in the 1860s the tribe's homeland was occupied, and its members were scattered among the other Circassian tribes, resulting in the Hatuqwai effectively ceasing to exist as a separate entity.

It is bounded on the east by the Roggeveld Mountains, on the west by the Cederberg, to the north by the Kouebokkeveld Mountains and on the south by the scattered foothills of the Koedoesberge and Klein Roggeveld Mountains, and the Tankwa River.

Martin) for sound propagation theory and modeling, using time-domain theory and numerical methods for sound propagation in porous materials and moving, turbulent fluids, also for incorporation of scattering by atmospheric turbulence calculations of sound propagation.

The occurrence of the stripe-backed weasel has been confirmed from scattered localities in and around northeastern India, northern and central Myanmar, southern China, northern Thailand, northern and central Laos and Vietnam at an elevation range from sea level to .

The region has scattered tourist attractions and facilities as well as national parks and reserves.

Dark claret brown, two round chrome-yellow spots on each segment, with scattered smaller bluish-white spots between, clustering into and forming a conspicuous line along the sides; legs and ventral surface purplish black, the tentacula, placed as usual on the 3rd and 12th segments, claret brown.

Special Operations Executive intelligence officer Vera Atkins was cremated after her death and the ashes scattered in the churchyard.

Diffuser (optics), a device that spreads out or scatters light.

Even for incoherent radiation, the scattering typically reaches a local maximum in the direction of backscattering.

Upper surface of body covered with small granules, which are uniform or intermixed with more or less numerous, irregularly scattered, small roundish keeled tubercles.

That means the spectrum is not one well defined peak but has a tail to lower energies due to protons scattered on deeper layers which results in losing energies because of stopping.

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अधिकतर बवंडरों में हवा की गति से कम और लगभग से अधिक होती है तथा छितराने से पूर्व कुछ मीलों (कुछ किलोमीटर) तक चलता है।

धन का केंद्रीकरण. खासकर वाउचर निजीकरण में, सफल उद्यमों से लाभ और उनके स्वामित्व की प्रवृत्ति छितराने की और विविधतापूर्ण होती है।

"" अधिकतर बवंडरों में हवा की गति से कम और लगभग से अधिक होती है तथा छितराने से पूर्व कुछ मीलों (कुछ किलोमीटर) तक चलता है।

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Before Alexander Podrabinek became a subject of the Chronicle's reports in the late 1970s, for instance, when he was put on trial and sent into exile, he was a contributing editor for two years, responsible for gathering and sifting reports about those imprisoned in psychiatric hospitals.

After being left to dry in the sun for over a week it is turned into a coarse powder by rubbing and sifting.

The unusual length of Ashi's activity, his undeniable high standing, his learning, as well as the favorable circumstances of the day, were all of potent influence in furthering the task he undertook; namely, that of sifting and collecting the material accumulated for two centuries by the Babylonian academies.

The Committee generally followed a pattern of sifting through the great quantity of received mail and other messages from whistleblowers to determine the largest problems facing the US military war effort.

Informed by the sifting and coding of life story interviews across America, Feiler examines what gives our lives meaning.

It is a painstakingly accurate exercise of sifting through the Transfer of Power Papers, apart from dozens of other books on the subject of Partition, after which like a true jurist, Mr.

The delta function has the sifting property for any function f:.

Club gave it a B and said that Adams' music "takes some sifting, but the gold always glitters.

A 2005 The New York Times book review stated that the book's approach is "in the best scientific tradition, carefully sifting the evidence, never jumping to hasty conclusions, giving everyone a fair hearing -- the experts and the amateurs, the accounts of the Indians and of their conquerors.

In 2016 and 2017, Tablet magazine reporter Stephen Silver wrote a two-part investigation of gaga's origins, sifting through the various theories and rumors that had circulated over the preceding 60 years.

The duck feeds underwater by sifting mud with its beak.

, Colgan sedulously collected enormous material for the [of the Irish Saints, and at length, after thirty years of sifting and digesting his materials, put to press his Acta Sanctorum Hiberniae, a portion of the expense of which was defrayed by Hugh O'Reilly (Archbishop of Armagh)].