Seed-tree method is usually applied to plants with a wind blown seed, rather not to those with hard seeds, like oak and beech that do not travel far from the originating tree.
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In the barber shop department, both shaven heads and pony tails are out, to be replaced by a medium-length, wind blown or just-got-out-of-bed look.
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The Macquarie Team position is that most, if not all, of the 0.35 knot correction was due to wind blown drift, not the ebb tide, and was therefore applied in error.
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They progress through a sequence of changes, first wind blown, and then seepage features associated with the dune spots, and then finally, dark seepage features appear all along the dune crest as in this sequence.
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However if a seed does find its self on its own and thus in an area not populated by dope plants it would be best to turn into a female to catch wind blown pollen from the group of males.
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Museum exhibits include Speed Demons, Race Inspired Motorcycle Art at the Journey Museum in Rapid City, S . D ., Aug . 2005, and Wind Blown : American Motorcycle Fine Art at the Marietta / Cobb Museum in Marietta.
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The third database derives from research conducted in 1993 of an outbreak that occurred in Sverdlovsk, Russia, in 1979 when a wind blown plume of B . anthracis released from a germ warfare facility led to at least 96 cases of skin and inhalation anthrax.
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Head occurs at the foot of cliffs along the north, north east and south west sides, and can also be found beneath wind blown sand at the bays of St . Ouen, St . Aubin, St . Clement and the Royal Bay of Grouville.
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He did dozens of these, all with a sylphlike woman in a landscape : in the 1930 version, titled " Ecstasy, " she stands poised on a cliff, wind blown and exultant, a New Woman perched like a supermodel on an Aegean headland.
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You don't even need the trig to know that, had the wind blown you 2 more squares North you'd be " 700 miles North " from start or, if it were a headwind, you'd be only " 300 miles North ."
