The influence of the English was also more direct, as they supplied books and distributed Bibles and Protestant literature in the Lowlands when they invaded in 1547.
English influence was also more direct, supplying books and distributing Bibles and Protestant literature in the Lowlands when they invaded in 1547.
The soils within that zone that cover loess are excellent loams; lowland clays, when broken down, also exhibit high quality, as do alluvial soils; in contrast, areas covered with dry, sandy, or gravelly soils are more useful for residential and amenity purposes than for farming.
Will Young was searching for the endangered lowland gorilla but, when a family was finally found, the camera concentrated on his wide, watermelon smile and expressions of delight.
Accordingly, leaves of both the upland 'TL3' and lowland 'FR13A' yellowed when the seedlings were submerged.
You can listen for yourself live when Lowland Hum opens for Josh Ritter in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Dec. 2 and in Richmond, Virginia, on Dec. 3 and with Mountain Chaser in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on Dec. 9.
Environmental flows can prevent the encroachment of terrestrial vegetation into lowland river channels when baseflows and pulsed flows mimic the natural flow regime.
In "The Lowland" there are times when your writing is quite different than it's been in the past.
The wettest month of the year in lowland Britain was June when many places here recorded over 100mm.
The results of this study highlight the importance of understanding the natural character and distribution of large wood on hydraulic landscapes in large low energy lowland river systems, especially when reintroducing large wood for river management purposes.
