Underneath this sieve portion of the long-tom is another trough, about ten feet long, the sides perhaps six inches high, which, divided from the middle by a thin lamella, is called the wavy box. Then it became clear that this is where the key to atmospheric circulation phenomena lies, from the great polar-equatorial maelstrom manifested in the trade winds to the most circumscribed reef heralded as a local storm. And he smiled and said, „Your riff is flawed.” I go just below the reef and explore the hole in the cellar! The canoe was still quite entrenched in the mud of the Missouri, although in reality it was no worse than the steam stranded for the night on what the residents called a reef or sandbar. Two strips of wood, about one square inch, called corrugated rods, were nailed to the bottom of the weighing box, one in the middle and one near the lower end. I`ll stick to 12-gauge reefs and bolts, that`s my comfort zone. Jimmie wore the „Geriffel” mentioned in Cecelia Anne`s text and a handful of whites. We could have done the Riffle, I think, if Denny hadn`t played and fallen out of his saddle. The box locked with rods on the ground to capture gold. One of the bars. A corrugated cardboard box.
The standard method of mixing a playing card game – used everywhere from casinos to recreation halls – is a so-called riffle mixer or „dovetail doughnut”. He watched the two Lhari rummage through his papers with their strange pointed claws. Eine Wissenschaftsgeschichte: in fünf Bänden. Volume III: Modern Development of Science Join our community to access the latest language learning and assessment tips from Oxford University Press! Find out which words work together and create more natural English with the Oxford Collocations Dictionary app. Often confused with „rifle”, which is an inappropriate and familiar usage. The river was low but not navigable except at Coxe`s Riffle, a few miles downstream from Steubenville. Find the answers online with Practical English Usage, your go-to guide to problems in English. Shirley`s letters from the California mines in 1851-52 Riffle – A groove or band for catching gold and mercury in a lock.