In return for their investment, they get the 2.3 acre-feet of water (worth $1,000 to $1,500), which would have otherwise transpired into the sky, for every acre of forest that has been properly thinned.
Art and life seldom imitate each other, but in Keats's case they really do seem inextricably linked, and in those last days, Mr. Plumly suggests, it's as if he were living out the last movement of one of the odes, "To Autumn" especially, with its sense of a lingering moment prolonged, before transpiring into mist.
The paper develops an understanding of the recent transformations of self-help techniques in Egypt through five phases and transpired into varied forms of urban policies.
Oak trees in this region were able to continue to transpire into the summer months, albeit at low rates, under very dry soil conditions and maintain basal levels of carbon metabolism, because tree roots were able to access sources of water in the soil unavailable to grass roots.
Immediately after our arrival, I knew that this had transpired into something bigger than what any of us had imagined.
The party was involved in violence but also had massive public support that ultimately transpired into significant electoral success.
Noel Lee is a most amazing character with a most amazing story to tell about his interests, loves and how they have transpired into his building a most interesting company.
Women with a new diagnosis of T2D may have the advantage of increased screening opportunities, which could transpire into more cases of breast cancer being diagnosed in this population.
But rather than go into what transpires in those episodes, I thought it might be more fruitful to offer, in honor of the show's fifth season, five reasons why "Breaking Bad" is one of the Golden Greats. 5.
What transpires in team meetings often flows over into the community.
