In recent years the club has bred a new generation of jam bands, many of which dip deeper than their predecessors into eclectic musical styles, like bluegrass, electronica, funk and jazz.
And for more than a year and a half, their allied units of Ukraine's army have been locked in this devastating war, the intensity of which dips and rises with the passing of each truce.
Malvern Hill's center was at a slightly decreased elevation than the flanks and the slope was about 1 mi in length and very gradual, with only one or two notable depressions, one of which dipped some 60 feet at the valley of Western Run and slanted upwards to the plateau.
This is particularly true of hedge funds, which dip in and out of companies at will.
Eastward lie the hilly uplands of the Cotswolds, which dip down to the Vale of Oxford.
We parked on Sentinel Ridge and hiked some of the park's 22 miles of twisting trails, which dip down from bluff top through hardwood forests to the river and up again.
This might be attributed to the homogen layer of immobilized titania, which dip coating method could generate, thus making the immobilized titania better able to withstand the external disturbance.
Of dark fragmentary dramas, which dip in and out of underworlds.
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After Q3 2012's deal activity levels (these were the highest since the dot-com days), Q4 stayed strong on a number of deals, which dipped slightly from 835 financings to 834 in the quarter.
