Eimeria species are both site- and host-specific, and are transmitted through the ingestion of sporulated oocysts - resistant, hardy, thick-walled spores that contain infective sporozoites [ 7].
Even "Spring Dance," though hardy and rustic, had thick, heavy chords and strangely impetuous energy.
Burgers are an awkward business, open-faced on thick wedges of toast (multigrain, too hardy for the job).
Its popularity is often attributed to its ease of cultivation the grapes have thick skins and the vines are hardy and naturally low yielding, budding late to avoid frost and resistant to viticultural hazards such as rot and insects and to its consistent presentation of structure and flavours which express the typical character ("typicity") of the variety.
THOMAS HARDY'S novels are, famously, thick with panoramic descriptions of the landscapes of his native Dorset.
Of course there were those who always believed, the hardy few who stuck through thick and thin, supporting Wales not be cause of success but because of a mixture of duty and almost irrational enjoyment of all that goes with it, picking up as many obscure passport stamps as the side did defeats.
Body type and characteristics: Belted Galloway are the same size and body type as Galloways, plus they also have the same thick, shaggy coat that make them quite tough and hardy in cold climates.
Locals say that one hardy species manages to survive in the tea-colored water, thick with runoff from the plantation and contaminated, they claim, with fertilizer and pesticides.
A thick covering of mulch over the roots of plants that aren't reliably hardy will ensure they survive winter frosts.
Waking before dawn, these hardy men once needed hearty sustenance and the traditional breakfast was a porridge of thick, deliciously sour trahana, enriched with feta or their own sheep's milk yogurt.
