Plug the dryer back into its receptacle and turn it on to test it.
To every region its receptacle: in Sussex, it's the trug.
Henry Charles Andrews transferred it to the genus Helichrysum based on the morphology of its receptacle in 1805,< and it was known as Helichrysum bracteatum for many years.
The Oxford English Dictionary has this to say of the artichoke, or Cynara scolymus: Its eatable parts are the fleshy bases of the involucral leaves or scales of the gigantic thistle-like flower, and its receptacle or "bottom," when freed from the bristles and seed-down or "choke".
The ability to eat both the ice-cream and its wafer receptacle not only tastes great, it also generates less recycling or washing-up, while the great advantage of the cup is that it eradicates all risk of ice-cream splat trauma.
("For the Gut Buster, Chef likes to use cheese food, locally sourced from Giant supermarket, aged for two months in its nonrecyclable receptacle").
The dark, unholy contents of the jar is now stewing away nicely in its new receptacle.
A. rubra is a relatively common pantropical species, and differs from A. coccinea in its reddish receptacle (compared with pink to cream-colored in A. coccinea) and bifurcating arms that are typically multichambered.
Light from a swept source (Axsun Technologies Ltd, 1310 nm center wavelength, 12 mm coherence length, 106 nm FWHM bandwidth in the range (1256.6 nm–1362.8 nm) with an average output power of 18 mW and a scanning rate of 50 kHz) is provided at its FC/APC receptacle.
The machine automatically senses when its 42-gallon receptacle is full and an electric motor, powered by solar panels, compacts the trash to as much as a 10th of its original volume, reducing the need for pickups.
