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A pair of black, beady eyes peeked out from their papery hiding place, then a yellow beak, a red bow tie, and orange feet.

Caudex many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes and covered with papery leaf remains of previous years.

The management of Electronic medical record puts forward new requirements to the management of the papery medical records.

bracts brownish to greenish brown, suborbicular, papery, persistent or caducous after anthesis, margin glandular serrate.

But the reporter observes discovery carefully, these faucet only a few more stickup papery label, do not have any mark even.

Leaves alternate, leathery or nearly so, rarely papery, conspicuously reticulate, base asymmetric, margin entire or toothed.

For universal "RFID container" , a RFID tag antenna on papery substrate is realized, which is not sensitive to materials of the container.

As the popularization of Internet, the efficient and cheep email has become the substitute to the conventional papery mail.

If just put papery character digitization on screen, was not to move of consumer.

Deciduous shrubs; leaves papery; aggregate fruit adnate to, rarely separating from torus at maturity, rarely hollow.

Perennial, tufted with a short knotty rhizome, base clothed with old papery sheaths.

Stems stout, erect, solitary, sparingly branched above, bases clothed with papery remnant sheaths.

pericarp membranous or thinly papery, slightly fleshy distally, glabrous, not adnate to seed.

Branches glabrous when young; leaf blade membranous to thinly papery, margin sparsely glandular-crenulate; female sepals usually 3.

leaf blade green, elliptic, ovate, or ovate-lanceolate, membranous or papery, margin entire.

Leaves membranous or papery, adaxially pubescent, at least sparsely so; 2 inner petals 2-lobed.

Because papery chimney is lightsome convenient put, can let host change along with the mood different chimney.

Stem inconspicuous, elongating in fruit, tinged purple-red, papery remnant sheaths at base.

Stem much reduced, almost absent, base clothed in papery (rarely fibrous) remnant sheaths.

tunic yellowish brown to blackish brown, sometimes tinged with red, papery, laciniate, sometimes subfibrous.

leaf blade leathery to papery, glabrous, margin serrulate to serrate or denticulate.

Stem erect, branched above, rigid, glaucous, base with papery remnant sheaths.

Branches slender, smooth, glabrous, sparsely lenticellate; leaf blade papery.

Leaf blade papery or herbaceous, central segment acute at apex, lobules broad; rachis long.

However in the future, electronic files will become the mainstream of the information exchange by replacing the papery files.

papery, base cuneate, margin entire, often with few narrowly triangular teeth to ca. 1 mm, minutely revolute, apex acuminate.

Young branchlets, leaves, and valves puce when dry; leaf blade papery to thinly leathery; valves rugose and curly when fruit ripe.

Leaf blade papery or subleathery, narrowly elliptic or elliptic-lanceolate, netting veins not obvious.

Leaf blade papery, lanceolate; capsule longer than wide, pear-shaped.

Leaf blade oblong or obovate, membranous or papery, less than 8 cm wide.

Buds with several scarious, papery, or herbaceous scales.

tunic papery, densely appressed hairy inside except at middle.

Branchlets, petiole, and peduncle without translucent hairs; leaf blade lanceolate, papery or subleathery.

The spikelets are variable in size, but always striking because of their colorful, conspicuously papery texture and very obtuse lemmas.

tunic brown or blackish brown, papery, glabrous inside.

leaf blades linear; ligule short, membranous or papery.

Leaves papery, glabrous on both surfaces, base with flat glands.

Leaves thickly papery, rectangular-elliptic or narrowly ovate-elliptic; capsule ca. 2 cm.

Branches pubescent when young; leaf blade papery to leathery, margin entire; female sepals 4.

Stem leaves opposite or upper ones alternate, sessile, elliptic to obovate-lanceolate, 2-7 cm, papery, margin irregularly serrate.

bark orange-red or orange, shiny, exfoliating in papery flakes.

Leaf blade thinly papery or papery, ovate to suborbicular.

Shrubs or small trees; leaf blade thickly papery, elliptic, apex caudate-acuminate, acumen to 3 cm.

Sometimes the books do seem kind of silly and very papery, but there are moments when a sentence or a series of sentences clicks.

leaf blade elliptic or oblong, leathery or papery, basal veins 3, margin denticulate.

A short, solid, vertical underground stem with thin papery leaves.

The leaves are somewhat papery but for some reason humidity hasn't been an issue with this plant.

Culm sheath apically papery, drying but not split on culm, blade broadly lanceolate or oblong-lanceolate, leaflike.

Fruits small, baccate, globose, indehiscent, exocarp fleshy, endocarp papery to thinly woody, 3- or 4-locular.

Perianth segments 5, oblong or oblong-lanceolate, papery, 1-veined, abaxially with a recurved, winglike appendage.

Branchlets purple-black; leaf blade papery, margin sparsely and shallowly serrulate.

Petiole sparsely prickly or unarmed; leaves papery to membranous, margins serrulate-ciliate, with 4-6 teeth per cm.

inner layers milk white, papery, entire.

Leaves petiolate; leaf blade stiffly papery to sometimes membranous, secondary veins 2 or 3 on each side of midvein, margin denticulate.

Tradition papery city public traffic, whose intuition and veracity is not good, can not satisfy user's need of looking for way quickly.

leaf blade abaxially blue-green, orbicular, 25--90 cm in diam. , papery, glabrous, glaucous, water-repellent, margin entire.

Leaf blade ovate to suborbicular, thinly papery or papery, apex cuspidate. Petals ca. 3. 5 mm.

Leaflets membranous or papery, abaxially glabrous or sparsely pubescent and echinulate on veins; pedicels 5-10 mm.

anthers rhomboid-ovate, usually papery, abaxially long caudate-spurred, adaxially 2-setose at base.

Leaf blade papery, red-brown glandular; pedicel ca. 3 mm.

Leaf blade papery, apex retuse, sometimes midrib forked at apex, style 0. 7-1 mm, densely yellowish brown sericeous.

leaf blade lanceolate to ovate, 5-10 cm, papery, base cuneate to subcordate, margin serrate or double serrate.

The second part discusses how to dell with the papery archives digitizing.

Calyx green, ca. 4. 5 mm, tubular, papery, dorsally tinged red when dry.

Leaf blade oblong-oblanceolate or oblong, 3-6 cm wide, papery.

Inflorescences unbranched, with 1 or 2 cymules; leaves thin papery.

Leaf blade papery, apex retuse; midrib sometimes forked into 2 at apex. Style 0. 7-1 mm, densely yellowish brown sericeous.

Leaves papery, margin with fine, sharp teeth, veinlets conspicuous but not raised; fruit 1-1. 3 cm in diam.

Petioles and leaves abaxially not purple-red; bracts ca. 0. 8 cm, papery.

bracts ovoid, 7-10 mm, papery, spinulose, apex acuminate.

Leaf blade ovate-lanceolate to ovate-oblong, 3. 5-6 cm, papery; style 3-parted almost to base.

Leaves papery to subleathery, lateral veins 12-17 pairs, petioles to 4 cm.

Tepals 4 or 5, ovate or oblong, membranous or papery, lanose, with only 1 vein.

Petiole 2. 5-3 cm; leaf blade papery, abaxially pilose along midvein.

Discussion on the Inheritance and Continuity of the Papery Document during the Transition of Traditional Library

Culm sheaths deciduous, shorter than internodes, papery, veins prominent, transverse veinlets purple-brown, margins ciliate;

Culm sheaths persistent, brown or gray spotted, longer than internodes, papery, initially sparsely brown or yellow setose, margins ciliate;

Perianth slightly depressed, herbaceous, becoming slightly hardened and papery in fruit, glabrous;

Leaves dimorphic, either floating with thick leathery blades and long petioles or submersed with thin, papery blades and short petioles;

Culm sheaths brown scabrous, distally purple-brown spotted, lower portion very tough, upper papery and thin, margins glabrous;

Culm sheaths persistent, shorter than internode, base very tough, apex papery, with stiff, dark brown or black, appressed hairs;

valves papery, with a prominent midvein and distinct lateral veins, glabrous, torulose;

Leaf sheaths broad, papery, overlapping and concealing the nodes, keeled, papillose-pilose along margins;

bracts papery or scale like, generally ovate, small, congested at fascicle base to form a persistent cushion;

Culm sheaths drying entire on culms, initially yellow-green, leathery, densely brown or dark brown hairy, apex papery;

The white, papery bark is made into canoes and fancy articles, food baskets, and is also used as a substitute for tiles;

sepals 4, biseriate, unequal, often outer ones narrower, membranous or papery, entire or denticulate, with midrib and branching veinlets;

Culm sheaths deciduous, thickly papery, nearly glabrous or sparsely yellow-brown setose;

upper glume papery, elliptic, shiny, margins ciliate with silky white or pinkish hairs, apex caudate;

tunic brownish yellow or pale gray, papery, distally with a collar of persistent leaf bases 1--5 cm, not surrounded by numerous roots;

Papery archives are transformed to picture or PDF documents to store after scanning by scanner;

Method of Geometric Rectification on Scanned Image From Papery Topographic Map

On Digitizing Papery Documents in University Libraries

Culm sheaths brown, leathery, papery and split at apex, densely brown or dark brown hairy;

Leaf blade thinly papery, abaxially sparsely pubescent, usually with crowded minute dark red sessile glands, adaxially scabrous;

Basal leaf sheaths papery becoming slightly fibrous;

lemmas papery to leathery, 3-veined with lateral veins evanescent upward, glabrous, keeled, acute;

Leaves opposite; petiole broadening basally forming a papery sheath clasping stem;

Leaf blade about as long as wide, papery or membranous, abaxially sparsely yellowish glandular-scaly;

On the Coexistence and Complementation of Electronic and Papery Document in the Library Reservation Resource Construction

Twigs smooth, bark exfoliating in papery sheets;

Control of Moisture Content in Papery Fiberboard

Stipules narrowly lanceolate, 5-10 mm, papery, glabrous, early caducous, on young growth leaving a large conspicuous pale brown scar;

tunic brown, papery, not surrounded by roots;

leaf blade thinly papery or papery, 3-veined, often snow white or silvery tomentose abaxially, margin serrulate;

Leaf blade papery or leathery, variable in shape;

bracts lanceolate to narrowly ellipsoid, 1-3 cm, papery, both surfaces sparsely to densely appressed hairy;

leaf blade papery, pinnately veined or 3-veined, margin often coarsely dentate or serrate, rarely entire;

Papery(stale bread crumbs) -

wing flat, papery, not encircling seed, instead extending from one end only;

Leaves herbaceous or papery, abaxially usually sparsely pubescent at veins, 3-sect;

leaf blade papery, 3(-5)-veined, often tomentose abaxially, base asymmetric, margin crenate-serrate or entire;

Stipules caducous, green, oblong, 13-23 mm, papery, longitudinally 2-ribbed;

leaf blade papery, abaxially glabrous, with barbed hairs on midvein, adaxially green and glabrous, 3-foliolate;