The accompaniment is an ostinato that sticks to the memory like a burr and becomes hypnotic. |
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Other species are burr ragweed, crown-leaf evening primrose, hairy bugseed, rush skeleton plant, and Russian thistle. |
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I rubbed the spot where the burr had prickled him, still talking in his ear. |
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A further development was to use a brace and bit to ream out burr holes about 1 cm in diameter. |
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Butler is softly spoken with a trace of an Edinburgh burr still discernible in her gentle Canadian accent. |
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I hit my first snag when I managed to burr one of the screws, which made it impossible to remove the arm at all! |
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On the plastic it will enter readily and throw up a burr at the edges of the hole. |
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Inside, the wood in the burr is winding round and round itself giving a magnificent complex surface. |
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We note that the brighter signal from the center of the tumor may be partly due to reduced attenuation of the light through the burr hole. |
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That's one group but the other group had the burr holes made in their skull but they didn't actually have the cells put in their brain. |
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The needle was slowly retracted, the burr hole left open and the skin sutured closed. |
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The first was an emergency suturing of her scalp lacerations and insertion of an intra cranial pressure monitor through a burr hole. |
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The surgeon makes a 6-cm incision and uses a 5.0 mm round cutting burr to drill the burr hole. |
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This infusion is not stopped until the burr hole is drilled and the surgeon is ready to begin microelectrode recording. |
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Trees of these varieties produce only a single, large nut in each burr instead of several small ones. |
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His clothes were smudged with grass and mud, his hands covered in small burr scratches and dirt. |
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Spot the walnut tree, toss the multi-hooked seed heads of the burr plants, help these path dwellers hitch a fleecy ride. |
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On show in the gallery is a striking coffee table fashioned from an elm burr found in a Tipperary wood. |
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The elegantly crafted table is constructed in English walnut with inlays of burr elm and satinwood stringing. |
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The interior is elegantly styled with three circular displays of crisp, clear graphics and broad burr walnut moulding. |
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Mostly here it is pines but there were some maples and the understory verge was thistle and burr shoulder to shoulder with thistle-like knapweed. |
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This tie is done on a prairie find sun-bleached mule deer shed antler burr. I augmented the color of the burr with my own dye technique. |
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To make a comb the craftsman first cut off the tines or points and the burr leaving just the beam. |
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If a contraption doesn't beep or burr when he switches it on, it's just too demeaning for him even to contemplate. |
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Ron Sider has been a burr in the ethical saddle of the evangelical world for decades. |
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Though it would be difficult for Earnhardt to admit, Gordon was the burr in his saddle. |
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Frankly I think the Empress was just being cranky but it irritated me all the same and the incident was still a burr under my saddle today. |
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I am moved to write you about a book review in your last issue and a closely related subject that has long been a burr under my saddle. |
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A burr is a growth on the side of a tree with a pattern of dense swirls in its grain. |
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The most unusual lot is a walnut ebonised and burr art deco-style three-piece suite comprising a two-seater settee and a pair of armchairs. |
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Certainly, the difference between his real-life accelerative Liverpudlian bark and his on-screen Glasgow burr is a startling one. |
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He remained partial to the use of rare woods such as Macassar Ebony, the burr of Amboina wood, Brasilian Rosewood and Palisander. |
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Mervin Austin mills his own flour using French burr stones and Derbyshire peak stones. |
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We made do with the pips on digital Radio 2, and the engaged burr of mobiles as the servers overflowed. |
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A heartbeat, a voice, and a burr of conscience I continue to gratefully hear. |
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The Scotch-Irish are unlikely to share speech patterns and the characteristic burr with the Scots. |
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Scots may lose their regional ties in becoming New Zealanders, and the accent softens or disappears apart from the Southland burr. |
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Northumbrian English is somewhat famous for the Northumbrian burr, a rhotic realized as a uvular fricative. |
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A keen huntsman, Briggs, immediately turned his Lancashire burr to the topic of fox hunting. |
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Now, he says in his soft Scots burr, he doesn't know what sort of accent he has. |
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They can tell that I am from the same mould as James Bond but without the Celtic burr. |
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Wemyss now speaks mostly fluent English, heavily accented but with a Scottish burr breaking through when she is relaxed. |
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She says the Scottish burr just melts her away and she recalls a long-forgotten trip to Edinburgh just after the war. |
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Victor could only laugh as Quentin's Scottish burr came out more pronounced at the end of his speech. |
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Linguistic idiosyncrasies which had previously distinguished Stanningley-speak from a Bingley burr would be consigned to history. |
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Apparently the parachute type pin had too sharp edges or maybe a little burr. |
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These ethicists could be the gnat, at least, or the burr under the saddle, or whatever. |
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Before fitting, the tubing should be checked to ensure that it has no burr or sharp edge on the exterior edge. |
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He is confident rather than arrogant, blunt, and an excitable talker, tumbling over words in his North Yorkshire burr. |
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This bow is formed when the strip is cut to its final width, together with a slitting burr. |
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Made out of a combination of European burr walnut, India rosewood and ripple sycamore, it took more than 200 hours of production manager Tim Smith's time to create. |
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As life decisions go, it's a lot tougher than choosing between the traditional burr walnut and the gray-stained maple veneer for the interior of his Jaguar. |
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The magnitude of the transverse bow and slitting burr increases as the material becomes thicker and softer. |
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Fill wire thickness should be selected to match the amount of burr to be removed. |
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Working on a rosewood corner cupboard veneered in burr walnut, and featuring an inlaid marquetry honeysuckle design, will always remain one of Luke's favourite jobs. |
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For the work-minded bosses, there are burr walnut-finished business trays that fold down from the front seat-backs and are big enough to hold a notebook computer. |
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Observations on the burr and seed should be made on fully mature, senesced plants. |
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The sheets must be inserted with the same orientation in regard to the cut edge burr. |
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The man spoke in a soft American burr, almost without a pause. |
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McCain said he, Corker, and burr are also interested in pursuing more vigorous oversight of the Iran deal as well. |
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I tried suggesting he tape over the burr or maybe file it down but he stubbornly insisted that it was fine, cursing under his breath the whole time he cranked the mill. |
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Certainly Weaver has been the burr under Palmer's saddle for almost his entire career. |
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As soon as the cranium is cut through, the trepan burr automatically disengages. |
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Perform a neurosurgical trephination with the electric pen drive and trephine burr. |
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The surgeon completes the notchplasty with a spherical motorized arthroscopic burr until the posterior edge of the femur is identified and probed. |
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Yes, it's the West Country burr which makes that rrrrrr sound. |
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The thinner an abrasive cut-off wheel, the less burr it will produce in freehand cutting. |
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It was removed via a burr hole, and he made a full recovery. |
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This allows the surgeon to perform surgery through a small burr hole. |
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The miller knows that there should be a difference in the dress for hulling stones, splitting or cracking stones, wheat stones, middlings stones and vertical burr stones. |
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The urban manufacturers in Edinburgh and Glasgow usually made up their millstones from a centre-piece of indigenous rock with radial French burr segments around it. |
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For EVD placement in surgical environment, the catheter is introduced through a precoronal burr hole into the ventricle. |
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I remember one customer who got very emotional as he watched me mill a century old burr oak log. |
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The limousine feel is carried on with roof lining and sun visors in alcantara, and burr walnut interior trim with individual inlays. |
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Insert a new trepan burr into the protective sleeve and make sure that the pins on the trepan burr engage properly in the grooves in the protective sleeve. |
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Stick with plates in burr walnut, folding trigger. |
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Finite element modeling of the machining process is used to predict residual stresses, burr formation, and other parameters that affect performance. |
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There is zero burr tolerance during machining and even if the threads are very fine and sharp, they are equipped with rays of a few hundredths of a millimetre on their tips in order to prevent the slightest burr. |
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A dialog box then opens where you can select the burr set. |
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Among the 30-odd plants are the longhandled dipper gourd, the white cushaw and the West India burr gherkin. |
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Sand burr, downy brome grass, squirrel-tail grass, poverty grass, mesquite, cocklebur and clover are some of the offending plants. |
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Pommels with side ears, burr walnut grip veined with silver nets. |
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If the bleed is one week or more old, air-powered burr holes or trephination are drilled into the dura to drain the blood. |
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Mackenzie made himself a nettlesome burr under Crook's saddle, irritating the commanding general. |
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Make bold statements with pieces of nature in the home using burr oak and driftwood furniture but with an element of lightness. |
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We see a cowled and low-lit figure, who speaks with a West Country burr. |
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On the top floor are two pairs of French burr millstones, the oak windshaft on which the sails rotate, and a huge brakewheel and tailwheel with wooden cogs. |
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There were pin oak, red oak, burr oak, shingle oak and white oaks. |
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The eminent Dutch palaeopathologist, P A Jannsens, in his 1970 book on the disease and injuries of prehistoric humans, described burr holes in the skulls of early humans. |
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In addition, 66 projects were delivered targeting blackberry, gorse, Paterson's curse, serrated tussock, ragwort and Bathurst burr and rabbit control. |
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The best and most popular stone ever discovered for grinding wheat into white flour is the French Burr. |
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It is a wonderfully evocative burr, cultured throughout but with the faintest smidgens of rakish raspiness around the edges. |
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This idea was developed in 1820 by Thomas Burr, who produced a hydraulic press with a mandrel attached to the ram. |
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Burdock, also known as Cockle Burr, is a biennial plant which can grow to nine feet in height. |
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We served together on several oral exam committees, where he exhibited, in his soft Scots burr, gentleness with students as well as a radiant love for theology. |
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The Burr and Burton Academy band, crisp in summer whites accented with mountain green, contributes brass, drums, and horns. |
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If Turin's theory is true, and Burr believes it is, Turin could be in line for the Nobel Prize. |
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So Hatch, Burr, and Coburn would have taxed benefits starting at about 65 percent of the average cost of a plan. |
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Other members of Whig-Clio have included Aaron Burr, Woodrow Wilson, Samuel Alito, and Mitch Daniels. |
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The plan unveiled last January by hatch, Coburn and Burr is a good foundation. |
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This tie came about because all the Republican electors dutifully cast their votes for Jefferson and Burr, the two candidates endorsed by their party caucus. |
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Peter Burr is a director and shareholder of Irvine Spring Company, an Ayrshire-based business which manufactures wire shapes and springs for major electronics companies. |
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Burr Kessler, a reader since 1970, e-mailed to say how much he likes the new design. |
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Franks serves as a board member for Burr Oak Tool Inc, and associated international companies. |
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Though eventually indicted in Virginia, Burr would be found not guilty by the Supreme Court. |
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Harkness, and Oliver Burr Jennings, who had married the sister of William Rockefeller's wife. |
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She married Albert Jagger on June 10, 1940, in Burr Oak, Kan. |
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