[…] they [the sounds of an echo] next strike the ultimate secondary object, then the penultimate and antepenultimate; […]

If the apical cell is slightly postically displaced, an incubous orientation of the leaf rudiments ensues […]

The animal is restrained on the rabbit board, with the level of the head slightly below the level of the heart, the neck region shaved with small animal clippers, and then palpated to locate the trachea.

This contributed to a rapid rise in planted acreage in northern California, especially in navels, which are more suited to growing conditions there.