A person could plant 32 rows of one seed in each, or 33 rows of one seed in each, and so on.
The prevailing west southwest winds were roughly parallel to the rows of one vineyard and at an oblique angle to the rows of the second vineyard.
The grass in the women's camp had recently been cut, giving the rows of one-story brick barracks an almost suburban look.
Neat rows of one-story brick bungalows and ranch houses stand shoulder to shoulder, at attention, astride modest commercial strips, with few buildings more than three stories tall.
Making these color charts involves painting rows of one color, and then overlaying them with columns each containing a different color.
She is a fan of acupuncture, and the mat, roughly the size of a flattened porcupine, is similarly covered with short spikes — almost ten thousand of them, clumped onto rows of one-inch disks.
Single rows of one-year-old monoculture produced 0.97 g m−1 at 10 cm spacing, 1.69 g m−1 at 30 cm, and 0.14 g m−1 for 20 cm of mixed jatropha gliricidia.
The biggest change in the neighbourhood, comprising rows of one-storey houses with small gardens, is the arrival of Latinos, who now make up 48% of Los Angeles's population.
Since the Industrial Revolution the assumption has always been that the only people who can build homes at scale are large organisations – either state or market – building whole estates; rows of one-size-fits-all boxes for imaginary "average" humans.
The band is a rubbery silicone, peppered with small holes that alternate in rows of one and three in a sort of lattice-structure.
