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Differentiated from that of other mastiff breeds by more extensive wrinkling and pendulous lips which blend into an ample dewlap.

Disqualification: Length of ear extending beyond the tip of the nose or hanging bloodhound-like, in long, pendulous fashion.

The gyro vertical utilizes a gyroscope as an integrating device to obtain the average position of a pendulous gravity reference.

hardy British hound having long pendulous ears and a thick coarse shaggy coat with an oily undercoat; bred for hunting otters.

He is trying to reach the pendulous nests of the weaver-birds.

nodding daffodils; the pendulous branches of a weeping willow; lilacs with drooping panicles of fragrant flowers.

the skin then falls into loose, pendulous ridges and folds, especially over the forehead and sides of the face.

The straight culms, interesting culm sheath auricles, and pendulous foliage make this species suitable as an ornamental.

Most material available has poorly preserved flowers which perhaps explains the original description of the pollinia as pendulous.

blade reflexed or pendulous, green, linear-lanceolate, base pubescent and slightly constricted, margins serrulate, apex acuminate.

Phenomenon of this kind of pendulous still fails to get ameliorative in subsequently time.

shrub or small tree of New Zealand and Chile having pendulous racemes of tubular golden-yellow flowers; yields a hard strong wood.

Panicles lax, with spreading branches; fruiting pedicels recurved, pendulous.

flowered cymes, pendulous. Sepals purple-red. Persistent styles elongate, plumose .

Terminal infructescence long and pendulous, axillary ones mainly fruitless.

Inflorescence of large, terminal panicles, farinose, usually pendulous in fruit.

ovules numerous. Stigma capitate. Fruiting pedicel pendulous.

Branches sometimes pendulous, terete, youngest parts ridged.

Flowers solitary, axillary on upper branches, usually pendulous, simple or double.

Corona lobes anchor-shaped, shorter than gynostegium, stalked, apex 2-cleft, widely divergent, lateral arms oblong, pendulous.

Stems and branches pendulous, long, pubescent when young, becoming glabrous.

The chops are of good depth, but not pendulous, completely covering the teeth when the mouth is closed.

Shrubs evergreen, epiphytic, many diffuse or pendulous branched.

Style filiform; pistil head drum-shaped, with a pendulous ring, apex shortly 2-cleft.

The weeping - willow , the weeping- birch , and other trees of early and pendulous shoots, flourish in these favoured recesses .

Large pendulous breasts may cause pain due to stretching of Cooper's ligaments.

Inflorescence terminal on leafy branchlets, pendulous, racemose, less than 10-flowered, ca. 4 cm, glabrous, appearing after leaves.

Your eyes that once were never weary of mine Are bowed in sorrow under pendulous lids, Because our love is waning.

Lips edged with black, not pendulous but well brought together, giving a clean finish to the mouth.

Culms apically pendulous, with a brown pubescent ring below nodes; basal nodes with branches; stigmas 2.

Her lip grew pendulous as she aged.

Neck--The neck is sufficiently long to allow the nose to reach the ground easily, muscular and free from pendulous " throatiness . "

The pendulous festoons of blue green blossoms are spectacular when viewed from below.

Branchlets slender, usually pendulous, glabrous.

blade pendulous, purple-red at margins and apex, lanceolate, revolute.

Branchlets pendulous, yellow, slender, glabrous, shiny.

The male proboscis monkey has a pendulous, vaguely salacious Jimmy Durante nose.

Culms subscandent, nodal sheath scars often with corky collar; spikelets pendulous; culm sheaths adaxially distally glabrous.

ovules 2 per locule, pendulous from apex of a placenta bearing axis.

On the paralyzed side the ear is pendulous, the eye partly closed, and the nostril immobilized.

Culms self-supporting, nodal sheath scars without corky collar; spikelets not pendulous; culm sheath adaxially distally scabrid.

The prepuce slowly becomes more pendulous as the dog ages.

Branchlets pale brown to pale reddish brown, slender, sometimes pendulous, hairy.

Branches several, dominant central branch very well developed, especially on older pendulous culms where branches can approach size of culm.

Flowers solitary, axillary on upper branchlets, pendulous.

Lips cover the jaws completely but are neither loose nor pendulous.

Flowers bisexual, usually pendulous, 4-me rous, brightly colored, large.

Flowers pendulous, 5-merous, in short terminal racemose clusters, with scales at base.

abstract : pendulous micromechanical accelerator is a new kind of accelerator , which was developed in the last several years.

So blend the turrets and shadows there that all seems pendulous in air.

The birds bent the tree branches from which they hung, pendulous ornaments, their amber eyes like glass beads.

Branchlets pale brown to pale reddish brown, pendulous, coarse.

Stigma capitate. Capsule spreading or pendulous, striate, narrowly conical, 7-8 mm, glabrous.

ovules 1 per locule, pendulous, apotropous, with dorsal raphe.

It may be possible to employ a gyro which is slightly pendulous to prevent drift.

Infructescence pendulous, racemose, ca. 5 cm.

ovules 4 per locule, erect or pendulous, placentation axile.

ovule 1 per locule, pendulous, orthotropous.

Lips square, but not pendulous or showing prominent flews.

ovules numerous per locule or 1 and pendulous, anatropous.

ovules 2 per locule, pendulous, anatropous.

Lips well developed but not pendulous giving a clean finish.

ovule 1 per carpel, anatropous, pendulous.

12 (11) Panicle pendulous, rachis and branches distinctly zigzag.

Infructescence corymbose, pendulous, each with 3-10 fruit.

ovule 1 per ovary, subapical, pendulous.

Flews--Not too pendulous.

Aggregate fruit pendulous, globose, ca. 2 cm in diam.

ovules 2 or 3, pendulous from apex of placenta, usually flexuous or corrugate.

Ovule 1, pendulous from a basal funicle.

Pedicel 1--3 cm, densely woolly, pendulous after anthesis.

Racemes pendulous, glabrous, arising from leafless lateral buds of 2- or 3-year-old branchlets.

Ovules 2 in each locule, pendulous.

Stigma capitate. Capsule pendulous, 4-6 mm.

ovules 1 or 2(or more), pendulous, laterally or basally, rarely subapically attached.

Inflorescence terminal on leafy branchlets, pendulous, racemose, 4-5 cm, 10-15-flowered, appearing after leaves develop fully.

Ovary inferior, 1-8-loculed, with 1 pendulous, apotropous ovule per locule.

microsporophylls 10-16, each with 2-5 pendulous pollen sacs.

The Pendulous Equilibrium of Coordination Game: An Analysis of the Interaction in the Senior Managers in a Firm

Specification Format Guide and Test Procedure for Linear, Single-Axis, Pendulous, Analog Torque Balance Accelerometer

Research on Measurement of Combined Wind Vibration Control to Steel TV Tower with Pendulous Tank and Viscoelastic Dampers

Seeds erect or pendulous, sometimes winged, usually exalbuminous, very rarely with thin endosperm;

Study on A Few Problems in Laser Cutting Quartz pendulous Reed

Application of Fan-shaped Pendulous Coal Mining Technology in Great Dip Angle Fully Mechanized Mining and Caving Coal Face

large genus of epiphytic or lithophytic unarmed cacti with usually segmented stems and pendulous branches;

Female inflorescence pendulous or erect, with numerous overlapping bracts;

Branches many, borne toward top of trunk, horizontal but usually distally pendulous, slender;

Test on separating outer gimbal friction of pendulous integrating gyro accelerometer

male and female inflorescences separate: male spikes in clusters of 3, lateral at base of new growth or rarely on old growth, pendulous;

Analysis and Research on the Projection Declination of Horsehead's Pendulous Point of Beam Pumping unit

Design of a pendulous mechanism adjusted by two timers

Culms erect, pendulous, or clambering, straight or slightly flexuose;

crown conical, branchlets not pendulous, yellow or yellowish gray, glossy, densely hairy when young, glabrescent;

branchlets pendulous, reddish brown or pale brown, aging gray-brown, slender, flexible, slightly pubescent;

the pendulous branches of a weeping willow;

Study on Pendulous Silicon Miniature Accelerometer

Research on Pendulous Micromechanical Accelerator System

Study on the Method for Measuring Mechanical Bias of Pendulous Inertial Sensor

Investigation on integral method of pendulous gyroscope

catkins upright or spreading, rarely pendulous;

Male flowering spikes pendulous, female spike erect;

Inflorescences lateral or terminal on old or new growth, pendulous;

Application of PSD to the Multi-Parameter Measurement System of Quartz Pendulous Reed

Seeds pendulous, with a thin testa;

lobes with a red basal spot inside, ovate, to 10 cm, abruptly narrowed into pendulous tails to 1 mm wide;

ovules pendulous, solitary or collateral in each locule;

male and female inflorescences separate: male spikes in clusters of 5-8, lateral in axils of new foliage leaves, pendulous;

Study for Pendulous Frequency Measurement of Elastic Devices Based on Laser-optical Triangular Method

filaments free; anthers 2-locular, anther-thecae pendulous, base distinct;

ovule 1, pendulous, anatropous, micropyle closed;

branchlets pendulous, initially brownish yellow, turning gray in 2nd year, slender, glabrous;

Panicles erect to usually pendulous;

branchlets pendulous, pale brown or pale gray when young, glabrous;

ovules 2, rarely 1 per locule, pendulous from apex, anatropous with abaxial raphe and micropyle facing upward;

placentation axile; ovules 2 per locule, pendulous;

pendulous plant, weeping plant gragrant

ovule pendulous on long funicle;

ovules 2 per locule, anatropous, pendulous;

ovule 1 per locule, pendulous from axle apex, anatropous;

ovule 1, anatropous, pendulous;

Disk intrastaminal. Ovary 4-locular, with 1 apical pendulous ovule per locule;

Ovary 1-loculed, with a pendulous ovule;

ovary inferior, locules 3 or 4, often only 1 locule with a pendulous ovule;

branchlets pendulous, yellowish gray or yellow in 1st and 2nd years, finally dark gray, glabrous or pubescent;

Ovary obovoid; ovule 1, pendulous from a long funicle;

ovules 1 to many on each placenta, erect to pendulous;

Peduncle pendulous, 3-5 cm, long pilose;