Also useful is the new needle grenade, a sort of opposite to the Collateral Damage option with a massive fragmentary blast range that'll get everything out in the open, but that doesn't penetrate cover.
Global estimates of the total area under raw and diluted wastewater irrigation are still fragmentary, but might range from around 3 to 3.5 million hectares (Anonymous 2006).
The ruins of the west range at Netley are too fragmentary to be sure of the use these buildings were put to in the latter part of the medieval period.
Calls were assigned to D. albus only if the duration of complete (not fragmentary) pulses was less than the known range for Eumops, or if call sequences showed a stepped pattern [40].
These results are still too fragmentary to determine any relationship between host ranges and the presence or absence of repertoires of specific effectors.
Later orogenic movements repeatedly heaved up this folded mountain chain, leaving a legacy of fragmentary flat-topped relief forms situated at different altitudes and deeply incised gap valleys, which often dissect the mountain ranges.
This seesawing from realm to realm was even more unpredictable than the kaleidoscopic mix of photographs on the page and reflected the nervous, fragmentary, erratic nature of modern experience, where sidewalk traffic ranged from glamorous to demented and a twirled radio dial could plunge you from news of fascism to a four-handkerchief romance and an ad for Camels.
" These objects, selected from the Met's collection of 12,000 works that span 13 centuries, illustrate the range and richness of the works on view: FIVE FRAGMENTARY FOLIOS FROM A QUR'AN MANUSCRIPT One of the first things visitors will see at the entrance to the new suite of galleries are two 15th-century examples of calligraphy from present-day Uzbekistan.
Most were quite fragmentary, but they expanded knowledge of the giant predator's geographic range.
We used a purposeful and convenient sampling approach [ 15], seeking information from informants with different memories (factual, delusional, fragmentary memories or amnesia) following a trauma in order to understand the range of memories and the extent of the phenomenon.
