Sentence examples for fat sand from inspiring English sources
For this installation, they have shipped earth from the Orkneys, mixed it with fat, sand and animal hair, then fired it according to Neolithic techniques.
We previously demonstrated that the diurnal fat sand rat is an advantageous model for studying the interactions between photoperiods and mood.
In genogroup F, 3 of the 9 isolates from fat-tailed gerbils and the 14 isolates from fat sand rats had identical gltA DNA sequences.
Starch is likely obtained from the sap of the succulent plant Atriplex halimus [ 5], which is frequently associated with burrows of the L. major reservoir host, the fat sand rat Psammomys obesus [ 2].
In contrast, strains with identical gltA sequences were isolated from 2 different animal species, such as greater Egyptian jerboas and lesser Egyptian jerboas, Siberian chipmunks and Hokkaido squirrels, and fat-tailed gerbils and fat sand rats.
In January 2009, eight individuals of the rodent species Meriones shawii (Shaw's jird) and 2 Psamommys obesus (fat sand rats) were trapped inside nomads' tents (H.P. Sherman Traps, Tallahassee, FL, USA).
Beyond here is the northernmost tip of the island, Cape Gourouni (Pig), and two more tiny strips of sand, Fat George Beach and Dead Woman Beach.
In March 2006 Wainwright said the particles were similar in appearance to spores of a rust fungus, later saying that he had confirmed the presence of DNA, and reported their similarity to algal spores, and found no evidence to suggest that the rain contained dust, sand, fat globules, or blood.
"It is our national responsibility to cook and to eat well," Ms. Branget, a deputy from the center-right party of President Nicolas Sarkozy, said as she washed sand from fat, spongy morels at her kitchen sink.
Prior to primary treatment, the WWTP process consists of screening and fat, oil grease, and sand removal.
The effects of biopolymer content, curing time, curing temperature, and fat milk content on improving sand were studied by unconfined compression test.
