The bulk of information on this towhee is in a scattered literature that often covers subjects on the species in an incidental or anecdotal fashion, or as part of a regional or faunal focus.
They gathered in 40-odd countries on May 21st, marking the massacres of, they say, a million or more in 1864.The rallies marked a new high point after decades in which the cause smouldered in a scattered diaspora.
Now, more than ever, we live in a scattered time.
Mr. A.M. Doherty played a game with the exhibitor, and at twenty-eight points left the balls in a scattered position, which were gathered at one shot by Mr. Adams, who made fifty shots in sixty seconds.
We generated simulated 384-well plate HTS datasets, each with 71 plates having a range of 205(5%) to 160 (42%) hits per plate, with controls placed either at the edge of the plates or in a scattered configuration.
Mine was one of four licensed premises in a scattered district of three-hundred-odd souls.
The uneven writing can be witty in a scattered, nattering way: "The pastoral revisited.
At last, the brides joined their grooms, in a scattered formation at the altar.
So we find out all these things in "Quicksands," but in a scattered, sidelong way.
Not that a lot came begging in a scattered parish, not like you'd get in the towns.
Northwest African and Egyptian breeds were distributed in a scattered cluster that was placed close to the Nigerian and Cape Verdean populations.
