Also, clearing of shorelines'vegetation may make allow more predator access, or increased human foot traffic, which make onshore basking untenable.
42.
News reporters dashed up and down the coast, responding to the latest rumor of debris sightings, which in one case involved a human foot.
43.
I failed to grasp with sufficient awe the monumental achievement of Neil Armstrong when he set the first human foot on the surface of the moon.
44.
Such resolutions yield a contact area of approximately 500 sensors ( for a typical adult human foot with surface area of approximately 100 cm 2 ).
45.
Once, apparently after discovering that his wife had a goat leg instead of a normal human foot, he made the sign of the cross.
46.
He also worked on the deformities produced in the human foot by badly-designed boots and other coverings'among both civilised and barbarous nations '.
47.
Additionally, rural historic sites, countryside parks and national forests were declared off-limits in hopes of halting human foot traffic that can spread the disease.
48.
A "'shoe "'is an item of footwear intended to protect and comfort the human foot while the wearer is doing various activities.
49.
Among her unusual grave goods were 50 complete tortoise shells, a human foot, and certain body parts from animals such as a cow tail and eagle wings.
50.
The horse of Julius Caesar was believed to be one such atavar, for contemporary documents describe its hoof as cloven in five parts and looking like a human foot.
