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Growing to two or three inches long, krill provides the major food for the great blue whale, the largest animal to ever inhabit the Earth.

The figures of the apostles are pushed to the side, angles inhabit the margins and a burst of light creates severe shadows.

''I began to leave my body; I began to inhabit the air and silence.

and to remove for ever from that beloved place would be less painful than to inhabit or visit it while such a woman was its mistress.

I would also wonder if I would one of those confused souls unsure of where to go without a body to inhabit. How strange.

But as they drew towards the end of it, their interest in the appearance of a country which they were to inhabit overcame their dejection.

They also found a fourth possible new species and other corals that were thought not to inhabit the waters around the Galapagos.

Today we begin in earnest of making sure that the world we leave our children is just a little better than the one we inhabit today.

So far as we know, software cannot re-create the sort of inner mental world human beings inhabit.

In a unit of The Way Things Work, they try to inhabit the minds of scientists devising a pathway for a beam of light to reach a target.

The dimensions of this desolate tract are unknown to all but the inhabit ants. Only one path will bring you to the endgame.

And yet, at this moment -- a moment that will define a generation -- it is precisely this spirit that must inhabit us all.

Under favourable conditions, a city with a billion inhabitants could be a very attractive and exciting place to inhabit.

To inhabit , visit, or appear to in the form of a ghost or other supernatural being .

They inhabit the trees at all body sizes , and , of course, they inhabit the land .

Two million years ago human beings began to inhabit and multiply in Ba-Yu Region of Chongqing with a long history and brilliant culture.

And why they pretty much run any corner of the ocean they choose to inhabit, come to think of it.

They inhabit the human small intestine and their eggs are passed out with stool .

The life cycle of fig wasps is intimately intertwined with that of the fig trees they inhabit.

That isn't the only sense in which North Korea's players, like their fans, inhabit a totally different footballing universe.

A magical series which gives us a real sense of context in relation to the planet we inhabit.

Oysters are a very delicate species of mollusk whose lives and prosperities are measures of the environmental conditions they inhabit.

For everything here has two names, the Han Chinese name, and the name (or names) given by the national minorities which inhabit the area.

No one will miss the bankers who inhabit the gleaming towers of Canary Wharf, but it's a bit tough if you are a doctor or a plumber.

Humans have learned to manipulate life in a manner that often leads to extinction of the planets that they inhabit.

Civilization (Blue) Creatures of Civilization inhabit "points of light" in the darkness of a dangerous world.

Beneath the surface of the ocean there lies a hidden world inhabit by plants and animals we rarely see.

The hotel where she was supposed to meet her boyfriend is in ruins and the people that inhabit it seem more animal like than human.

To inhabit this place we call Europe is to see nations wheeled in on trolleys from a series of pile-ups.

The ancient hobgoblin dynasty lives on as a series of ruins across Khorvaire, and knell beetles inhabit several of these sites.

After wolves moved in, cougars that had begun hunting the valleys retreated to the steep, rocky terrain they normally inhabit.

Qingshui river basins is an area where minorities inhabit and its economies get less developed in the south-east of Guizhou Province.

To stay in the mortal realm, he needs a host, a body to inhabit for a lifetime, not a corpse which will rot out from beneath him.

This project is a urban renovation project, rebuilding the historic ceramic market that used to inhabit this street in Osaka, Japan.

Lice are arthropods of the class Insecta which generally inhabit hair and bite the human host for a blood meal.

She never found acting hard, had no lessons, simply tried to become the other person, grateful to inhabit an alternative to herself.

It dawned on us rather suddenly that the number of passengers on the small spaceship we inhabit is doubling about every forty years.

It dawns on us rather suddenly that the number of passengers on the small spaceship we inhabit is doubling about every forty years.

Later, as the factories and mills that had come to inhabit the island moved away, what remained was shabby and neglected.

Over the aeons , the capacity to gauge duration has correlated directly with increasing control over the environment that we inhabit.

Since that exciting day, my colleagues and I have identified at least 45 asses that inhabit the plateau.

We have to recognise the world that children inhabit, not expect them to leave it at the school gate.

The famous astrophysicist says that our only chance for long-term survival is to move away from Earth and begin to inhabit new planets.

They are given new ones or inhabit a previous form that may have been "stored" while they were on an incarnational mission.

Not in the universe you and I inhabit!

As Wired contributing editor Steven Johnson writes, it "made the screen feel like a space you wanted to inhabit, to make your own. "

Large groups escaped from fur farms and bred larger feral populations that now inhabit parts of Europe, North America and Asia.

And the rest of us can enjoy an escape into a far more elegant and well-spoken world than the one we inhabit.

Sales of the flagship S-class, more of whose buyers inhabit China than in any other country, rose 25% in the first quarter.

"Home" can integrate the purest and most sentimental "inhabit" experience and feelings of the human being to share with everyone.

Still, it's a great breath of fresh air when a show comes along that's willing to show the America most Americans actually inhabit.

any of several minute primitive wingless and eyeless insects having a cone-shaped head; inhabit damp soil or decaying organic matter.

I am interested in the way in which humans make sense of the world we inhabit and how art, science and philosophy inform this understanding.

So, whether we realise it or not, we simultaneously inhabit two completely different worlds.

If you want a future with your significant other, inhabit the present (breathe).

To inhabit or reside within as such a spirit, force, or principle.

None of us is immune to the heartaches and sorrows that inhabit this misbegotten world.

I turned 19 and began to inhabit my role of junior businessman.

The plantation slavery of American south is a peculiar institution, while the plantation is the place where the black slaves mainly inhabit.

Census figures show that four in five people inhabit flats rather than houses. Those flats tend to be tiny.

Human beings admire the large but inhabit the small, they have unlimited perspectives but their security is in the familiar and the nearby.

The greens inhabit areas covered with grass and relatively wet soils, but the pink morphs prefer gardens, drier areas, and woodlands.

With special disposition, continuously inhabit germ breeding, sterilize through high temperature.

Many of the bird groups with the most rapid declines in the last 40 years inhabit areas with the greatest potential for energy development.

Pollution is perhaps one of the greatest risks to the Chinese White Dolphins that inhabit the area.

While some inhabit one particular geographical area of an ocean, others like killer whales are found worldwide.

and they may even influence the lives of normal, peaceful galaxies of the sort that humanity is lucky enough to inhabit.

A variety of seabirds and shorebirds inhabit the islands, including the endangered brown pelican, least tern, and piping plover.

Actually, don't. And by 'world', I mean the physical world we inhabit, not the self-created one inside our head.

We are said to inhabit a post-Westphalian world in which nation states no longer command the globe as they did even in 1944.

Shezu, as a typical ethnic group living in dispersed communities, mainly inhabit in Fujian province.

Do not allow the sinfulness in the world you inhabit to debilitate your spirit's strength.

People construct the worlds they inhabit out of what they know and have experienced.

They also determined that the glass sand was suitable for those who inhabit the beach, from microorganisms to crabs and turtles.

This major advance allowed the human species to migrate from tropical savannas and eventually to inhabit most of the earth.

P: well the Olympic marmots inhabit meadows high in the Olympic mountains where the weather conditions are much harsher.

Male gharial that grow up to six metres long also inhabit these waters, and at night they're on the hunt.

So nothing less is at stake than the world we inhabit, by which I mean its political and economic, as well as physical, nature.

In much of this film, however, they've been figures that inhabit a world just beyond our reach.

The actuality of the experience, what it is to inhabit and be in a space, is of the utmost importance.

Inhabit the garden. Shall we follow?

characters inhabit an amoral universe where beauty reflects no truth and love is an empty delusion.

they inhabit the human large intestine and migrate to the anus at night to lay eggs . this may result in local itchiness.

Thus, people call the place which the Dai people inhabit "the Land of Peacocks " .

A dementor is a Dark creature, considered one of the foulest to inhabit the world.

These spearheads are the firmest evidence yet found for the first human beings to inhabit America.

This paper introduced the species and energy sources of microorganisms which inhabit in the vicinity of deep-sea hydrothermal vents .

They inhabit virtually all environments, including soil, water, organic matter, and the Bodies of multicellular animals.

However, compared with today's Chinese cities, today's rural areas are still in its initial inhabit status.

However, three herds that currently inhabit the immediate area, the Southern Lakes, are genetically distinct.

Each short form may be related to or inhabit longer forms with a roughly similar world view.

It is home to abundant cacti and desert plant species as well as the desert animals that inhabit them.

Over time the remaining two Gods, Yahweh and Vishnu, searched for another form to inhabit.

To counteract the discomfort that inhabit the anxious person, she bites her fingers nervously and manipulate objects.

In the wild, however, their relatives inhabit the warmer climes of Central and South America, the Caribbean, and sub-Saharan Africa.

No longer does the US inhabit the lop-sided world created by the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

With such an ongoing trend of urbanization, it seems possible to invest in new cities for people to inhabit.

Campers are told that invisible unicorns inhabit the forest, and offered a prize if they can prove that the unicorns do not exist.

Competitive forces of many kinds increasingly shape the world that nonprofits inhabit.

The Patagonian Mara lives in Central and Southern Argentina. Maras inhabit arid grasslands and scrub desert.

Inhabit quiet pools and backwaters of creeks and small to large rivers, swamps, lakes and overflow areas of large streams.

We are, almost certainly, more intimately connected with the bacteria that inhabit us than we ever would have believed.

So it is possible for all of us to inhabit all of the circles.

They inhabit all the continents from frosty Antarctica to burning Australia.

Concept illustrator Ralph McQuarrie first drew flying whale-like creatures to inhabit the clouds of Bespin.

So is the disappearance of the creatures that inhabit these polar and glaciated regions.

What you are doing is you are shifting the reality that you choose to inhabit, that is available and open to you.

This is the Alaska Moose. These most noble and peaceful animals inhabit some of our most beautiful woodlands. . .

Witticisms, maxims, dicta, proverbs, and aphorisms each inhabit a different world.

Buyi people mainly inhabit in south Guizhou, southwest Guizhou, and part region of Guizhou, Yun'nan and Sichuan.

Of or relating to the bacilli that commonly inhabit the intestines of human beings and other vertebrates, especially the colon bacillus .

E. adenophorum have strong allelopathy, and can product the allelopathic substances to inhabit the peripheral plants' growth.

In the world we actually inhabit, however, every silver lining comes with a cloud.

Very different pieces of research, but both inhabit the tiny niche of the economics of crime.

Paralysed to pour edge in road, see, catch car light for night whizz, my soul, there is no place to inhabit.

Despite the remoteness of the work and distances involved, aid workers inhabit a small world.

Microbes are finely tuned to inhabit specific chemical or physical niches where they've got an advantage.

Since he had been alone, he had placed his bed in the antechamber, in order to inhabit that deserted apartment as little as possible.

By 2034, tourists will be in space, astronauts will inhabit an outpost on or near Mars and robots will probe for planets around nearby Mars.

The plants, microbes and wildlife that inhabit wetlands filter out the dirt in the water.

In some parts of India it is believed that ghosts can inhabit certain people of the living world.

Now Kant admits we aren't only rational beings. We don't only inhabit the intelligible world, the realm of freedom.

What the researchers have found, they say, is a method for allowing humans to better inhabit non-flesh-and-blood consciousness.

and to develop itself into a more beautiful and more environment friendly (place)to inhabit and work in .

She is spinning faster and faster into the new dimensional reality that she wishes to inhabit.

As long as human beings continue to inhabit the planet, there are many worthwhile and fulfilling jobs that will never go away.

Most temperate cerambycids inhabit recently dead or dying wood, but the ALB commonly infests living, healthy, and weakened trees.

They are sacred to the monkey people. Yakshini often inhabit springs, lake and rivers and are powerful Water mages.

Several different species of fish inhabit these turbid shallow waters .

Only about 650 mountain gorillas remain in the world, and more than half of those inhabit the slopes of the six dormant Virunga volcanoes.

And renowned Chinese and foreign, "Yiyuan ape" half a million years ago in this beautiful inhabit the magical land.

Who knows what dark fears inhabit the mind of a madman.

A wide variety of wild animals still inhabit this area including deer, bears, and even wild horses.

In Madrid people inhabit the streets to talk together.

But the discovery that it and at least 234 other species inhabit both Arctic and Antarctic waters is big news to biologists.

Five cartoon-style characters inhabit the school, representing English, maths, science, geography and history.

Let's take a look at this new vehicle you now inhabit.

The defunct plant is still surrounded by a 30-kilometer (18 mile) zone too contaminated for people to inhabit.

Venture into new paths; avoid going into bushes and ferns where insects and wasps inhabit.

A wide variety of animals inhabit the park, including beaver, elk, and bighorn sheep, as well as many bird species.

The human brain just wasn't designed to handle the environment we inhabit.

The attack took place last September. Six tigers and two lions currently inhabit the zoo.

Although the house is safe, Mikiciuk said nobody would inhabit it permanently and it was meant purely as an exhibit.

Given the number of people who inhabit the city and the height of the buildings, they are crucial to the way the country works.

M theory predicts the existence of some 10500 universes, one of which we inhabit.

"Fish can swim away, but the area of ocean they inhabit will become smaller, " says Shaffer.

The aboriginal people of Australia are believed to inhabit this land for at least 40, 000, maybe 100, 000 years.

A group of spellcasting ghosts want to inhabit the PCs' bodies (through their magic jar jar powers) for one last adventure.

an elemental being believed to inhabit the air.

These Holothurians are marine animals that inhabit the deep sea floor.

If you're writing something, pour your heart into that writing, become the writing, inhabit the words.

That means they can be used to estimate quite precisely how far away they (and thus the galaxy they inhabit) are.

Majority of bacteria will inhabit in biofilm structure in nature.

They soon discover that they are towering geniuses compared with the knuckle-draggers who inhabit the America of 2505.

Adults inhabit lagoon and seaward reefs, in areas with rich coral growth.

The two figures in "Les Deux Filles" (pictured, above right) inhabit their own private, wordless worlds.

Wild boars mainly inhabit near the stream in the forest and they are omnivorous animal, but the main food is plant.

Korrak the Bloodrager (also known as Korrak the Everliving ) is a dire troll who used to inhabit Alterac Valley.

It is redder than the feet of the doves who inhabit the temples and are fed by the priests.

Shadowy men of power and wealth inhabit newly built skyscrapers.

I want it cold. I want the gray to inhabit the air like wood does trees, as an essence, not a coincidence.

Unless you inhabit certain pockets of the British media, that is.

A half-century later, men and women inhabit much more separate worlds.

They inhabit sub-Saharan Africa, where they hunt small animals.

There is also a structural difficulty: national governments still inhabit worlds of partisan party politics.

The proportions of species that inhabit particular waters change according to location.

He will inhabit ruined towns and houses where no one lives, houses crumbling to rubble.

They have the same concerns as everyone else about the world their children will inhabit, the same worries that preoccupy us all.

Blood sucking hookworms inhabit 700 million people worldwide.

But they inhabit a wildly varied landscape of surreal beauty.

But this study is the first to show that the algae actually inhabit the embryo itself.

Robots - once found only in comic books and movies - now inhabit the real, everyday world.

When you inhabit an adult body, rather than an infant, the memory is solid.

What does a startup do now, in the imperfect world we currently inhabit?

Broadly, we investigate the world's lakes and rivers and the creatures which inhabit them.

This chapter introduces a class of robots and sketches the world they inhabit.

Each person should inhabit a virtual world that he or she can live in comfortably, without being surprised in unpleasant ways.

According to family, gulou towering meantime surname inhabit.

Do any classes get "familiars" whose body they can inhabit or look through, like a black cat or owl etc?

Avoid alcohol. Alcohol can inhabit the excretion of uric acid. If they're having a gout attack. It's best to avoid alcohol completely.

It is the ideal of everyone and the ultimate feeling of Wasin to inhabit poetically.

Known for their brilliant colors, these corals inhabit the shallow areas of coral reefs.

The Loch Ness Monster is reputed to inhabit its deep waters.

Miasmas still inhabit it. It is more hypocritical than irreproachable .

The ethnic minorities inhabit 60 percent of the Chinese territory, despite their small population.

But as the conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan and now Libya all demonstrate, this is precisely the world we inhabit.

The real-life characters inhabit a world filled with revenge and IP theft.

As a result, all species inhabit bodies imperfect for the lives they live.

It's dreadful prison to inhabit if you live with a person and all you have are thoughts and emotions.

I've been thinking about how we inhabit our sexual energy.

If we get those, something like Billion City may someday be built, and it will be a great place to inhabit.

Alcohol can inhabit the excretion of uric acid.

Inhabit flat sandy or weedy areas near lagoon and seaward reefs (Ref. 9710) .

At first, Sam laughs off rumours he hears about vampires who inhabit the small town.

In these cultures, death is strictly a period of time in which the soul searches for another body to inhabit.

Research has found that while 80 bacteria lurk on each square inch of toilet, around 700 harmful bugs inhabit the car's interior.

Oh! who would inhabit This bleak world alone?

Many forms of aquatic life inhabit ponds.

who would inhabit This bleak world alone?

Such strange ideas inhabit her mind!

Most Buyi people inhabit in Guizhou, accounting for 97% of the total Buyi people in China.

The aerobic and anaerobic microbes inhabit in the same reactor to play commonly.

Questioner: Is it possible to estimate what percent of the present population will inhabit the fourth-density planet?

The Phu Thays in Jinlong, with a population of 17, 000, inhabit Jinlong Town along the Sino-Vietnam border.

to merely inhabit herself.

The Mehsuds only live on the Pakistani side, while the Wazirs inhabit both sides of the border.

Know ye, O man, whatever from ye inhabit.

Some 16m Egyptians, according to the World Bank, inhabit informal and squatter settlements.

For, in the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet.

The US national zoo's site on the red pandas, which inhabit bamboo forests in Sichuan and Yunnan Provinces in China.

The fact is that the city is rooted in the habits and customs of the people who inhabit it.

To inhabit OR hide in a den.

Some reptiles live in swamps while others inhabit desert regions.

birds inhabit on the island.

This is the place where the savages inhabit.

Sweetfish (ayu) inhabit rivers throughout Japan, and the fishing season for them begins on June 1.

The earth we inhabit is a point in space.

My ghosts inhabit the village of H-----, in Leinster.

Our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet.

But in the world we actually inhabit?

Currently, 4. 2 million people inhabit this coastal city, and Surat is set to add 5 percent more each year.

For I am water by nature, and inhabit in wetland and starry sky.

What do you do when you realize the larger body you inhabit has gotten off track?

We should treasure the planet earth we inhabit.

Like entrepreneurs, we as researchers do play a small part in creating the world we inhabit.

Pantorans are blue-skinned humanoids that inhabit the moon of Panotora in the Pantoran system.

More importantly, children need to get to know the world where they inhabit is anything but perfect.

He wasn't playing the role. He had allowed the character to become a person and then to inhabit him.

It avoids terms such as jihadi or inhabit (Arabic for "terrorist" ) because they are derived from Koranic verses with positive connotations.

For example, are these crops safe to humans and other species that inhabit Earth?

Both inhabit buildings at least 60 years old.

To give up by leaving or ceasing to operate or inhabit, especially as a result of danger or other impending threat:

But you don't have to live in the US to study the amazing bugs that inhabit our world.

Physical nature of life inhabit the tools in the first space-time dimensions were;

Detection of the antibody to extracellular proteases of A. Hydrophillaby skim milk proteolysis agar diffusion inhabit test

Ministry of Construction stipulates: Newly-built inhabit building carry out the energy-conserving design standard

Application of software of the design of the Inhabit building energy-conservation in the project

He realized that it was difficult to inhabit this barren island any longer

The sunward side of Earth would scorch, but humans could inhabit the border between constant sunlight

since we inhabit different communities, their claims might conflict,

The Relationship between Food Intakes and Blood Pressure in Rural Inhabit ants of North China

Inhabit the Education of Socialist Legal Sense in Universities and Colleges

give five examples of living things that inhabit extreme environments

The energy-saving technology of the Inhabit building

She is coming, the dancer of the future: the free spirit, who will inhabit the body of new women;

The inhabit characters of Cnaphalocrocis medinalis larvae in the roll leaves

They are sign of health and balance of the wild places they inhabit

Always inhabit at cliff with the thing desire;

How different races inhabit cities

how does the slow creation of work by craft and accretion allow memory to inhabit it;