A reverse situation appears to be transpiring at Practo Technologies.
Something special was transpiring.
I was thrilled with what was transpiring.
It's transpiring through the screen.
The first several minutes of "There Will Be Blood" transpire in almost complete silence, broken only when Plainview spies a bit of ore and whispers, "There she is". As inhabited by Day-Lewis, who even breathes with ferocious authenticity, Plainview swiftly becomes an uncommonly transfixing character, all the more captivating for his near-total inscrutability.
Fully developed maize, with its large leaf area will be able to transpire, and thus use, more water than the reference grass crop: Kc, maize is higher than 1.
This will affect the rates at which CO2 is assimilated and water is transpired through stomata.
By extending the talks again they have avoided a total collapse, but they have also raised the stakes, ensuring that failure, if that is what eventually transpires, will be all the more cataclysmic.
One in which, it transpires, guests will be able to watch the cricket without having to get out of bed.
If that's what transpires, it will be of concern to the Remain camp that more Britons believe Brexit would be good for their personal finances (38%) than believe it would be bad (30%).
Clarets chief executive Lee Hoos yesterday described an approach from the npower League One side as "unwanted" and added that permission to talk to him had been refused, but it now transpires Howe will be returning to the south coast.
