It was a foggy Friday morning last November, and she immediately had a line of customers to purchase dried bud, brownies, and extracts such as shatter.
It was a foggy Friday morning last November, and she immediately had a lineup of customers to purchase dried bud, brownies, and extracts such as shatter.
(That view has been supported by other campaign accounts, such as "Shattered," by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes).
Nowadays phrases such as "shattered nerves" have a metaphoric meaning, but George Rousseau was one of the first to show how the "bloody flesh-and-neural body" was the source of all talk of nerves and nervousness.
Crops with characteristics such as shattering and seed persistence are particularly likely to emerge as volunteers.
Part of the Brits Off Broadway fest, she delivers her funny, wry, rueful reflections in a series of songs -- some hilarious, such as "Shattered Illusions" and "This Ain't the Hokey Pokey".
While we do not know the extent of introgression across the genome, several studies have identified specific regions carrying important agronomic traits such as shattering ability, pericarp color, seed length, seed number, fragrance, plant height and tiller angle that are identical-by-descent across divergent germplasm [20] [28].
Such a pattern has been demonstrated for other traits such as shattering, where one gene, SHATTERING 1, appears to underlie QTL in multiple species (Lin et al. 2012), whereas most other genes are confined to individual species (Li and Gill 2006).
Minor signs of non-erosive esophagitis, such as shattered Z-line, increased vessel signs or thickened mucus membrane, were noted and the mucosa were also classified into grades according to the Los Angeles Classification regarding mucosal breaks [ 20, 21].
Some of your works have a dark side to them such as the shattered mirrors in this show.
"An event such as this shatters for many that sense of confidence, of optimism, and of security".
