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“...trouble to round them, but contented himself with smoothing them by a little addi- tional grinding. But with the irregular, angular, narrow sides of the cleft stone, which had to undergo the whole process of cutting and grinding, and the sharp edges, which...”

“...was incorporated in 1790, succeeded St. Georges as the seat of Govern- ment of the colony in 1815. It is built on the rect- angular plan on gently rising ground. Near the landing place is a Visitors Service Bureau, at the corner of Front and Queens streets...”

“...179°» succeeded St. George’s as the seat of Government in 1815. It is a picturesque town of white houses laid out on a rect- angular plan on gently rising ground. The principal shops or stores and merchants’ warehouses and the Cable Office of the Halifax and...”

“...lights. The word „visible” in these rules when applied to lights shall mean visible on a dark night with a clear atmosphere. The angular limits laid down in these rules as shewn in the sketch (attached) shall be determined when the aircraft is in its normal attitude...”

“...1790, succeeded St. George’s as the seat of Government in 1815. It is a picturesque town of white houses laid out on a rect- angular plan on gently rising ground. The principal shops or stores and merchants’ warehouses and the Cable Office are in Front Street...”

“...matrix and crystals as in the varioles occur here; however, a little more calcite and epidote are present. Many roundish and angular-rounded- off parts with a greater denseness, between which here and there chlorite, can be seen. It is difficult to understand...”

“...120130 E.; 25 NE.). If the conglomerate does not belong to the Washikemba formation, it must lie on the Washikemba rocks with an angular unconformity, but with equal strike. The question can only be solved, when dips can be mea- sured of the conglomerate and of...”

“...120130 E.; 25 NE.). If the conglomerate does not belong to the Washikemba formation, it must lie on the Washikemba rocks with an angular unconformity, but with equal strike. The question can only be solved, when dips can be mea- sured of the conglomerate and of...”

“...acicular, straight, often with slightly upcurved top, porrect, 3)4—4)/2 cm long, up to 1—V/2 mm thick at base, flexible, somewhat angular, roughened to- wards the top, yellowish or somewhat reddish brown, covered with papery sheaths. Sheaths thin, smooth, at first...”

“...the penultimate whorl, visible only as a narrow slit from the outside. Aperture vertical, subovate or subcircular, somewhat angular at the apex. Peristome not continuous but in older individuals a uniting parietal enamel is developed, narrow, reflected, in...”

“...mandible coronoid process........................... top of mandible dentary condyle............................ tip of mandible angular process............................ tip of mandible front of .......................... alveolar-length of lower molariform...”

“...cavernas. Entonces ella movió una enorme ro- ca situada en medio de una desviación de la caver- na. Esta roca tenia una base angular y su posición estaba equilibrada can otra pequena roca mane- jable, secreto que nadie conocla. Cuando se colo- caba dicha roca...”

“...narrower sense. Fragments of open ears are XI 3, 4, 6, 9, 15, 16, 17, 18, 27. Among these are to be distinguished two types, the angular (XI 15, 18) and the curved type. A deviating shape is shown by XI 3. This ear is not placed, as usually, on the outside against...”

“...parenchyma and often arranged in tangential lines. On cross section they are distinguished from the vessels by their irregular and angular outline. The main difference between axial resin and gum ducts is their length, the gum ducts being short in axial direction:...”

“...the width. Chela with very slender fin- gers; from the side the dorsal margin of hand appears to be flatly convex, a little 60 angular near the middle, the ventral side more distinctly convex. Total length abt 0,45 mm, li/2 carapaceal length, abt 4,5 times the...”

“...process . . 191 194 207 206 171 top of mandible — dentary condyle 179 178 190 - - 191 188 A 163 tip of mandible — angular process . . . 175 174 185 184 183 160 tip of mandible — front of P1 . , 5&'A 56A (65H) 70 70H 1(52 A) alveolar-length...”

“...This species somewhat resembles G. trinitatensis Nuttall, which, however, has a relatively longer triserial part and a less angular biserial portion of the test. Planularia thalmanni (Pijpers) PI. 1, fig. 1 Cristellaria (Planularia) thalmanni Pijpebs, 1933...”

“...acteristic ovoidal form, anteriorly narrowed more or less as posteriorly. Head transverse, at the sides rounded and only slightly angular in the middle; clypeus widely and deeply emarginate. Eyes small, not prominent; frons densely and strongly punctate, the punctures...”

“...acteristic ovoidal form, anteriorly narrowed more or less as posteriorly. Head transverse, at the sides rounded and only slightly angular in the middle; clypeus widely and deeply emarginate. Eyes small, not prominent; frons densely and strongly punctate, the punctures...”

“...Curaaos most prominent monument (Figs. 47 and Pis. 98103). It was originally designed in the form of a regular pentagon with angular bastions at distances of about 94 m., but in the course of its construction the seaward segment was abandoned. The resulting...”