This tendency is clearly recognized when we consider ground means of the former and latter samples (red and gray squares).
They also knew, from experience, that the three previous matchups between Chelsea and Liverpool in this tournament had been grinding, mean-spirited stalemates that yielded a paltry total of three goals in six games.
The process of expelling the businesses, as detailed by the salmon smoker Lance Forman in his new book Forman's Games, was a very British one: furtive, grinding, mean-minded.
The maps are based on 45 m above ground mean wind speed and Annual Energy Production AEPP) calculations at 100 m resolution.
(c) Grinding: the crushed dry mud is ground by means of an electric grinder.
Grinding: the crushed dry mud is ground by means of an electric grinder.
Grinding poverty means that many Haitians live in ramshackle slum housing that had little chance of surviving the tremor.
But Phobos-Grunt — "grunt" means ground in Russian — remains in orbit after its engines failed to fire.
Riley fashioned the Knicks into his own image of a grinding, nasty, mean team.
It would be bliss to live in a world where lecherous old, dancing men in open-buttoned shirts didn't exist, and "white-boy grinding" simply meant a metal cutter's apprentice from Ipswich going about his daily business, but we fear we're irretrievably past that point now.
