keel

The loot keeps eluding them; the garden keels into ruin; the house becomes a mining camp, filthy with dust and despairing hope.

The early morning sun casts shadow oars that ripple across the sandy sea bottom beneath their keels .

In addition to the prominent vertebral keel, two broken lateral keels (one on each side) may be evident along the pleural scutes .

If you are shopping for a sailboat in this range, you should understand the differences between these fundamental types of keels.

As only a very general rule, most sailboats over 20-something feet have fixed keels.

palea subequal to lemma, keels close together, smooth, glabrous, hyaline between keels.

The design, fabrication and strengthen of panels, main keels and minor keels are discussed.

palea equal to or slightly longer than lemma, keels hispidulous, apex lacerate.

palea narrower, equal to or shorter than its lemma, keels ciliate or glabrous.

palea subequaling and almost enclosed by lemma, keels close together, prominent, scabrid, depressed between keels.

palea nearly equal to lemma, glabrous, keels finely ciliate.

The lugs ensure the connecting with the curtain keels .

palea smooth or proximally with sparse hooks between keels, keels scabrid, sometimes medially pilulose.

homogamous spikelets scabrid-pectinate on upper keels.

first lemma ca. 8 mm. Palea slightly shorter than or equaling lemma, ciliate along keels.

Palea the same texture and length as lemma, 2-keeled, scabrous to ciliolate along keels.

palea pilose along keels, between upper keels and on outer flaps, apex 2-lobed.

lobes ovate, with 2 fleshy keels adaxially, keels dark purple, densely and minutely papillose.

awn ca. 2 mm. Palea equaling lemma, ciliate along keels, apex acuminate.

palea glabrous, area with slender hooks or crisply pilulose between keels, keels scabrid.

Palea along 2 keels glabrous or slightly ciliolate.

Tells you she's hurting before she keels.

awn ca. 20 mm. Lemma spinose-ciliate along keels.

Most tunas and billfishes have a series of keels and finlets near the tail.

palea ca. 8 mm, keels ciliate.

I also heard that 2 new keels have just been laid for two new carriers by new design.

lower glume thinly cartilaginous, back pilose with silky hairs twice length of spikelet, keels scabrid, apex acuminate;

palea keels distally with prickles, proximally shortly hairy, middle and upper parts longer ciliate;

glumes membranous, smooth, keels and lateral veins ciliate, margins connate at base, apices obtuse;

lower glume villous below middle, hairs usually extending slightly beyond apex, keels green;

palea much smaller than lemma, keels ciliate, apex exceeding keels;

lower glume oblong-lanceolate, smooth on back, keels scaberulous above middle and narrowly winged at apex;

lower glume lanceolate, 2-keeled upward, lower back smooth, glabrous, upper back thinner, keels hispidulous, apex acute to 2-toothed;

palea nearly as long as lemma or slightly longer, keels glabrous, 6-veined between and 2-veined on either side of keels, apex penicillate;

palea about as long as or slightly shorter than lemma, 4-veined between and 4-veined on either side of keels, penicillate;

Chapter I. Calculation of Load on Keels

palea keels pubescent in lower part, scabrid in upper part;

palea narrow, keels ciliate, apex acute or 2-lobed;