In the major part of the catchment, soils are red, yellow and medium black with shallow to very shallow depth.
Standing on the bridge, a small group watch the brook tripping and tumbling over glittering black stones, shallow in some places, deeper in others.
Symbols identifying the profiles are the same as in Figure 2. Figure 5 Distribution of dissolved As in groundwater (0 50 μg L-1 in green; 50 200 μg L-1 in red; and >200 μg L-1 in black) from shallow tubewells shown on enlarged and rotated portions of the IKONOS images in Figure 2 for (a) Chakdaha, India and (b) Balia Para, Bangladesh.
A couple of miles farther on, I got my first glimpse of Iraqi oil, at the site of a burst pipeline, which had created a shallow black lake about two hundred yards long and a hundred yards wide.
At Shang, the noodles are stir-fried in wide, shallow black woks (the northern style, Mr. Lee said, which is easier for Westerners to handle), with searing flames licking up from huge cast-iron wok rings.
The broad, shallow, black cast iron pans in which they're cooked are put on pedestals in the center of the table, and at the height of the dinner hour, they form a line stretching deep into the restaurant.
There wasn't much of a budget, so his permanent setting for Hamlet was an empty acting space, defined by shallow black stairs that led up to a grove of tall two-way mirrors, reflecting each other's shiny plastic surfaces.
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The fruit bodies of this species resemble small, black, goblet-shaped shallow cups up to 3 cm wide, with stems up to 4 cm long attached to black mycelia.
