A byproduct of the Texas quarterback boom is that the state's perennial losers wind up with excellent quarterbacks.
"Even though some of the walls are built of bricks and stones, they cannot withstand the perennial exposure to wind and rain," the paper quoted Dong Yaohui, a vice-president of the society, as saying.
By using the spatially explicit model Fateland, we simulated how Cortaderia selloana, a large-wind dispersed perennial grass invading Mediterranean grasslands, responds to different medium-term (up to 55 years) disturbance regimes.
12.13am GMT Not every issue shows perennial staying power in the shifting winds of Washington.
In a meta-analysis of RADP-based estimates of ΦST values, Nybom and Bartish (2000) and Nybom (2004) demonstrated that ΦST values for long-lived perennial, endemic and outcrossed species with wind-dispersed seeds have the lowest ΦST (∼0.25).
OUTDOOR SPACE: A brick patio behind the house with a path winding through an herb and perennial garden.
David L. Katz, MD, MPH, FACPM, FACP maintains that anyone appraising our culture with even vague honesty is almost certain to wind up in a state of perennial nausea.
But Loach, a festival perennial who won the Palme d'Or in 2006 for The Wind That Shakes the Barley, will return with another drama: I, Daniel Blake.
Pollution is a perennial problem in Tehran, which is surrounded by mountains and has little wind to disperse the smog.
In the run-up to the perennial debate in Congress over whether to extend a tax credit for the wind industry, The New York Times ran a provocatively headlined -- and misleading -- op-ed column denouncing it as corporate welfare.
