The wheat sheaves are being stooked to keep them dry until they are stacked. |
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According to Plutarch, Archimedes used a polypaston, or block and tackle, with a large number of sheaves. |
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I was harvested with sickles, tied in sheaves and buried in the bog-holes until such time as the skin peeled off easily. |
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They bend over in the small barley fields, terraced out of the mountainsides, cutting the sheaves with sickle moon scythes. |
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Appropriate exit sheaves, swivel exits for topping lifts and spinnaker halyard blocks are provided. |
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Experience the sight and sound of the traditional threshing mill with Charlie Bourke, and friends, as they separate the grain from the sheaves. |
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They bring sheaves of reeds exceeding their own height, balanced like the cross-stroke of a majuscular T on their heads. |
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Roark wearily turned through sheaves of line drawings and pencil sketches spread on the table in front of them. |
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Finally the sheaves were beaten in a machine, in a process termed scutching. |
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Before being bamboozled by the sheaves of glossy brochures, make sure that managed funds are the most suitable investment vehicle for you. |
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Soviet-style posters of happy storm troopers and peasant girls fondling potent sheaves fade and curl in the hot wind. |
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As she seems easily fooled, why not send yourself sheaves of valentines and other billets-doux? |
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Schythes were swung, sheaves were tied and built into stooks in an overflowing gesture of co-operation and goodwill. |
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Are usually himself of the penetration macles grouped in bundles looking like sheaves. |
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In our garden it grows with forget-me-nots and sheaves of leaves from last autumn's colchicums. |
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In July 2000, this gangway had been chipped and repainted, and the sheaves, pulleys, and other deck fittings had been greased. |
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And the villagers were bemused to see city folk trying to twist rice into sheaves as if they were 18th-century peasants. |
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This consists of bunching the bulbs together, with a bunch on one side and the next on another, to form sheaves. |
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Gustavian looking glasses were symmetrical, with decoration such as beading, rose swags, laurel leaf borders, palmettes, sheaves, and rope-tied crests. |
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He also intends to invest in a comber to strip away unwanted leaves and a trailer so he can take sheaves to customers as far afield as Ireland and France. |
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As the name implies, crane sheave bearings are usually employed in crane sheaves, in quarries, ports and building sites. |
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The man on the wagon is feeding sheaves into the separator, which is driven by the tractor to the left. |
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The wheat sheaves honour Mr. Southcombe's homesteader grandparents who settled in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. |
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Before that, grain was cut by machine or by hand, gathered into sheaves, tied and then stooked in upright bundles to dry. |
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Truck cranes commonly operate via a truss or boom from which end a hook is suspended by wire rope and sheaves. |
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It had two suspension cables of 14Â mm diameter steel wire rope rove to advantage through two sheaves configured as single whip purchases. |
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Via a system of sheaves and pulleys, the falls pass through two floating blocks to which two suspension rings are shackled. |
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Check on the cables, sheaves and adapters for wear or damage. |
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Fittings with permanent sheaves will entail splicing in situ, with the awkwardness that entails. |
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Sizes FE II up to FE IV: Release also the additional rope rejector between the sheaves. |
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It is clear that this city is ripe for the harvest and we are here bringing in the sheaves. |
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Any changes to belt length would increase the risk of the belts coming off the sheaves and disconnecting the engine from the rotor system. |
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The crowned lion of the Imperial replaced the sheaves of wheat on the old Commerce shield. |
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A system originating in the towers contains machinery, sheaves and wire ropes is used to move the lift span. |
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The counterbalancing cabin was latched onto a set of cables linking to the master cabin over the top sheaves. |
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To provide the correct flow, it may be necessary to adjust fan sheaves or pump-impeller diameters. |
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The switches detect a deviation of the rope from the centre of the rope sheaves. |
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Villages appear more frequently, and with them sheaves of corn hanging from verandas, chillies drying in the sun and small kiosks selling random goods. |
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When Queen Hatsheput moved her court to Punt, an artist of the time did a wall painting which still exists, showing royal attendants carrying sheaves of herbs. |
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First, the sheaves at the masthead truck will need to be replaced because they're wire-sized and the new rope halyard will have a larger diameter. |
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Its compact architecture, and its equipment of 8 compression sheaves, allows free space under the station for the access of a snow groomer: simple and easy snow clearing. |
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Frequent immersion in salt water, shock loading from waves, and contact with multiple sheaves, can cause wear and deterioration to the lift wires of diving bells and baskets if not properly maintained. |
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Any change to the dimensions of the belts after installation will cause a change to the original rigging and alignment of the upper drive shaft and an increased mis-alignment of the sheaves. |
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Cable or belt sheaves provide the correct reduction during play. |
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His designs, sketched on sheaves of crumbling onionskin, came from his father, and generations of grandfathers reaching back to the eighteenth century. |
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He comes back, comes back singing, bringing in his sheaves. |
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Young and old paraded in new clothes, many carried sheaves of auspicious sugar cane for decorating their homes, and in front of almost every house a rangoli pattern of coloured powder and rice flour offered a festive welcome. |
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Ensiling of sheaves cut by a corn binder was formerly common in some regions but has become uncommon. |
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We classify all tilting sheaves which have a non-coherent torsion subsheaf. |
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Inside the oval, in the foreground, are two yellow sheaves of durum wheat, and in the background, the city of Matera and the Cathedral's bell tower. |
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Gibson has sued to recover it. Guitarists now worry that every time they cross a state border with their instrument, they will have to carry sheaves of documents proving that every part of it was legally sourced. |
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Unbound sheaves were fed headfirst into the machine by hand, where they were caught by the spinning cylinder and threshed between the teeth of the cylinder and concave. |
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They comprise an evener frame system with four or six rope sheaves. |
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Gone are the clipboards, manuals and sheaves of supporting documents. |
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This dress is made of white muslin embroidered in white cotton with a delicate all-over design of sprigs and sheaves of wheat worked in stem stitch and long and short stitch. |
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The reaper goes home with his heavy sheaves. |
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The lack of shafts, belts and sheaves translates into reduced maintenance. |
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The sheaves in turn were picked up by hand and set up in stooks to dry. |
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As part of the study we recover, and in several cases extend the validity of, recent theorems on existence of covers and precovers in categories of sheaves. |
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The purpose of this short note is to give a remark on the decomposition theorem for direct images of canonical sheaves tensorized with Nakano semipositive vector bundles. |
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