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Wide unfilled areas and featherlike edges were uniquely observed in the compression zone, and even in the metering zone, at high rotational speeds.

And in these subtle details--barnacles with their featherlike cirri rhythmically groping for plankton, filtering the sea; the stretched arms of sunstars, timidly sensing others, then curling away; little puffs of sand created by the rapid breath of a half-buried flounder, now exposed--the elegance and perfection of the ocean was revealed, delicately and constantly contributing to the tapestry of life.

Washington, Sept 9 (ANI): Scientists have uncovered remains of a hunchbacked dinosaur species that sprouted spiky, featherlike shafts on its arms; was probably a powerful runner; and likely ate small dinosaurs, crocodiles, and early mammals.

Then Maid Marian's yelps turned to laughter, for she felt as if she was weightless, featherlike.

The unit's featherlike feel is the result of a skeletonized, Isogrid frame and pin guard (holding new green bubble level) and simple, direct-mount bracket.

In all her roles, especially as Giselle and Cinderella, she displayed pristine technique, enhancing it with lyricism, musicality, and featherlike jumps.

But over the past two to three years, attention has shifted to China, with major discoveries in Zhucheng and other sites.In northeastern China in March, scientists discovered a new fossil indicating that many dinosaurs may have had featherlike fuzz, which they said suggests a closer relationship between birds and dinosaurs than previously thought.

Feathers cover all modern-day birds, and in previous studies paleontologists have identified a featherlike structure called "dinofuzz" on some dinosaur remains.

If allowed to continue growing; the shoots develop branches in the axils of their scales--the green, featherlike cladophylls.

For instance, as displayed in Fig.3, [Bi.sub.2][Te.sub.3] flowerlike and featherlike nanostructures, as well as [Bi.sub.2][Te.sub.3] hexagonal-chips and [Bi.sub.2][Te.sub.3] nanorods have been achieved via an EDTA-assisted hydrothermal process at 150[degrees]C (13).

Murray successfully shot down a few enemy planes, dropped a few bombs, and pulled off a featherlike landing on a digitized airstrip approximated to resemble a Las Vegas area base.

In dolomite from Ightem lollingite is associated with goethite, marcasite and chalcopyrite, and forms elongated, featherlike crystal aggregates, as well as star-shaped, penetration-twinned intergrowths of three individual crystals.

Not only do carrot-tops offer "instant" greenery but the featherlike leaves can be snipped off to add flavor to soups and salads.

Their featherlike arms swirl, fanning the salt water.