There appeared to be little encroachment into the medullary reticular formation.
Though it had little impact on the immediate election, Madison's Report clarified the legal argument against the Acts and for states' rights in general, particularly in its advancement of the Tenth Amendment rather than the Ninth as the main bulwark against federal encroachment on state autonomy.
Native species characteristic of pre-European settlement conditions were restricted to the wide riparian forests with little urban encroachment.
However, in calcareous grassland immediately bordering forests or grasslands with little scrub encroachment, both species are often found growing together.
When she nurses it back to health she learns -- telepathically -- about the realm of the "Various," five tribes of "little people" confined by human encroachment to a dense, bristle-protected patch of woods known as the Royal Forest.
They are rugged little things that resisted the encroachment of high tech but now, thanks to the PEN+ ELLIPSE, you can turn your musings into digital files instantly.
Now he traps for love, in what little animal habitat remains after the encroachments of freeways, truck depots and football stadiums.
There are twenty-six pages devoted to pictures of Ethridge's drive through the Rocky Mountains in January, all of them timeless vistas, in which the natural world dwarfs what little evidence there is of human encroachment.
We thus see little reason to expect that the encroachment of Townsend's warblers might be stalled by any habitat differences encountered in the remaining hermit breeding range.
The picture deftly parodied the coolness and cunning of the professional criminals in Jules Dassin's French film "Rififi," released three years before, imagining instead a typically Italian encroachment of chaos, as the little band falls apart, its members distracted by romantic opportunities or sidelined by slapstick mishaps.
