Shipworms (family Teredinidae) bore softer woods.
It bears soft yellow flowers and, though billed as evergreen, in my garden tends to be deciduous, its leaves turning a bronzed red and often holding into December.
That's not to say that early investors, many of whom are often friends, family or even customers, can't bring to bear soft pressure to exit, and most certainly do, so it's definitely one to watch.
In addition, bivalves bore into soft shales and compacted muds but may be important also in the bioerosion of corals.
The feet probably bore a soft heel pad, like in modern elephants, as indicated by the extensive sauropod footprint record.
(Pareles) PAJO, GRIZZLY BEAR, SOFT CIRCLE, MIIGHTY FLASHLIGHT (Tomorrow) David Pajo's meandering guitar forays have graced bands like Slint and Zwan.
Finally, I arrived in the Upper Class lounge, with its high-quality food, teddy-bear-soft armchairs and salon offering Ayurvedic massage.
The most compelling moments on the second season of the History Channel's "Top Shot," which concluded in April, involved the saga of the golf instructor Jay Lim, a naturally gifted shooter and a teddy-bear-soft competitor.
The development of the enteral tube is attributed to John Hunter in the late 1700s, but it was not until 1976 that Dobbie and Hoffmeister [ 10] developed a narrow-bore soft polyvinyl chloride tube specifically for enteral feeding.
However, a randomized comparative study may be warranted to analyze whether or not the risk of insertion of small-bore soft tubes is outweighed by a decrease in mechanical complications associated with large-bore tubes.
The band's two guitarists strummed like 1970's soft rockers, bore down on garage-rock riffs, spun fine meshes of fingerpicking and ascended to power-chorded peaks worthy of the Who.
