His modus operandi of always running his horses in the suitable grade as well as scouring the programme book to find exactly the right race for them, wherever that race may be, from Sweden to Germany to France to Brighton, has stood the test of time.
The photos, taken five days before the final plug attempt Dec. 22, show that the earth and the asphalt pad that directly surrounded the well are gone, scoured out by the backwash of mud repeatedly forced at high pressure into the leaky well in an attempt to plug it.
Desperate to secure TiCasey's well-being, Hess scoured her own foster-parent network, settling on Amy and Roger Thompson, a couple who had adopted a 2-year-old and were fostering an infant.
In this paper, an alternative attempt is made herein to develop adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) models for predicting scour depth as well as scour width for a group of piles supporting a pier.
But barring a breakthrough in magnet technology (the discovery of a room-temperature superconductor, for example) the three researchers' figures suggest that the world's geologists would do well to start scouring the planet for rare-earth ores now.
For the best advice on playing well in the rain, I scoured the list of Golf Magazine's top 100 teachers for someone with a deep background in getting wet on the links.
The regulatory agencies asked the gas company to show that the scoured ground surrounding the well remains stable enough "to minimize additional strain on the surface casing," a reference to the outer 11 3/4-inch pipe supporting the leaking well.
We've scoured the archives, and found that, well, we haven't said anything terribly nice about his work.
But Google has scoured the text of the Web, as well as data from its book scanning project and other sources, to move beyond those languages.
Meanwhile, Piscataway emergency management and Middlesex County hazardous materials teams, as well as Johnson & Johnson's own environmental team, scoured the building for the cause of the problem.
