At autopsy, the clot will be observed within and beneath the native dura and above the arachnoid membrane, see Fig. 19.
It takes a prudent one to recognize and encourage the native resources beneath his feet.
Two Lenape Indians, CALKANICHA, a chief, and LAPOWINSA, a younger tribesman, converse in their native Lenape, beneath an ancient oak tree.
Beam-on-spring analysis is the normal design approach, but it is difficult to choose the spring stiffness for pipelines crossing a dip-slip (normal/reverse) fault, since the native soils beneath the pipe trench may provide extra restraints on relative pipe-soil movement.
Families crossed entire oceans, far beyond the comfort of native soil beneath their feet, dream after dream deferred, at the slight hope that one day, their great, great, great granddaughter (their final dream: The Great American Dream) will actually be just that: great.
Yet some native poetry lurks always beneath the crasser surface.
The Bronx River Parkway and the New York Thruway have not escaped, for along them and secondary roads native trees are disappearing beneath a sea of alien plants.
Archaeologists have uncovered a prehistoric Native American village concealed beneath a vacant lot amid towering Miami skyscrapers.
Our results show that while many native mammals used passages beneath highways, the presence of suitable habitat on either side of the passage was a particularly important factor predicting use.
I looked at the plants on the long table beneath the sign: The plants were native to Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the Mediterranean, but there weren't any from California - one of the richest places for plant biodiversity on Earth.
