In the Odyssey, Homer describes a beast called the Scylla: She has twelve legs, all writhing, dangling down and six long swaying necks, a hideous head on each, each head barbed with a triple row of fangs.
In the Odyssey, Homer describes a beast called the Scylla: She has twelve legs, all writhing, dangling down and six long swaying necks, a hideous head on each, each head barbed with a triple row of fangs..
However, one defect is specific to ase: differentiation of the stout mechanosensory bristles of the triple row of bristles on the anterior wing margin is impaired [ 11, 13].
"Normally at this time of the year what you would be seeing would be triple rows over here," she said, indicating a row and a half against a greenhouse, then pointing toward an empty space behind the store.
So, in all likelihood, did the handsome necklace of jeweled medallions linked by triple rows of pearls that borders the miniature of St. Agnes, who stands in an ermine-lined cloak, holding her own book of hours.
Constructors now achieve the most dazzling architectural feats routinely, laying down triple rows of fifteen-letter answers twice or even three times in a single puzzle, and weaving clever themes through their grids like morning glories.
The Surrealist distortions and grotesqueries familiar to viewers of Condo's "imaginary portraits" over the past twenty years were dominant in several of them — double or triple rows of teeth, clown noses, chins colliding with mouths, heads pierced by large carrots; others were likenesses of the monarch at different ages and in various moods.
Such were the temples of Artemis at Ephesus in Asia Minor and the successive temples of Hera on the island of Samos, all of which were more than 300 feet (90 metres) long and set with forests of more than 100 columns standing in double and triple rows around the central rectangular room (cella), where the cult image stood.
The plates in the central 60% of the hull were held together with triple rows of mild steel rivets, but the plates in the bow and stern were held together with double rows of wrought iron rivets which were – according to materials scientists Tim Foecke and Jennifer McCarty – near their stress limits even before the collision.
The Finnish experiences gained from meeting superior armoured forces during the Winter War were adopted in Sweden, and triple rows of large stones or blocks of reinforced concrete, dragon's teeth, soon formed a continuous line defended by anti-tank guns in concrete bunkers and machine-gun nests around the fortress and city.
Such Periodic chart is organized by providing two triple rows, containing information on SCN as a quantitative value and SI as qualitative value, respectively.
