It was now the beginning of winter, and I never saw a more cheerless prospect; the dusky woods, piebald with snow, could be only seen indistinctly through a drizzling hazy atmosphere".
But new X-rays recently provided a great deal of detail about the brush strokes and design of the original image beneath the still life, which had been seen indistinctly in an earlier X-ray, The Associated Press reported.
It was now the beginning of winter, and I never saw a more cheerless prospect; the dusky woods, piebald with snow, could be only seen indistinctly through a drizzling hazy atmosphere". Names like Port Famine, Desolation Island and Desolation Bay speak of a hostile and barren region, and for years many explorers and expeditions met their end here.
The Mint found that the copper nickel dollar was striking indistinctly, a problem not seen with the silver pieces.
Once striking began, the Mint found that the copper nickel dollar was striking indistinctly, a problem not seen with the silver pieces.
In his poem "London", William Blake sees indistinctly because he walks the street by night; but he sees enough to make out the "marks of weakness, marks of woe" on everyone's faces ("crude signatures of an oppressive, rapaciously commercial society", Beaumont says), and his hearing is acute enough to catch "the youthful Harlot's curse" blasting the new-born and "the Marriage hearse".
Looking over the top of Gregory's head, he saw, across the terminal crowded with people indistinctly coming and going, a young man and woman holding hands and running, though not in the manner of people hurrying to board a train.
Tellingly, Gypsies were not mentioned at Nuremberg.No matter that mainstream society sees Gypsies as a whole; Gypsies see themselves indistinctly, if at all.
Therefore the evolutionary network between Ty3/Gypsy and Retroviridae LTR retroelements is informative regarding an ancestral history, which is in some respects similar to those models of evolution indistinctly described by population genetics and quasi-species theory (for more details see [ 57]).
He considered species to be indistinctly defined, a view that conflicted with the doctrine of catastrophism held by many of his contemporaries.
