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Run a tub of warm water and sprinkle the oats over the bottom of the tub. Stir to break up any clumps.

I followed with my eye the winding of the road and saw that it curved close to one of the densest of these clumps and was lost behind it.

Five-pointed star shape of the tomato flower clumps to open up, as if in the blink of an eye to me.

Frogspawn appears in familiar clumps - looking like the tapioca that used to be served at school dinners.

Although D. aurantiacum was the largest group among all the species, the amount was no more than 100 clumps either.

Huntington's disease is one of a number of degenerative diseases marked by clumps of malformed protein in brain cells.

The tumbleweed was now brittle, sharp, and difficult to handle---it began to accumulate in huge clumps on my doorstep.

Yet a deer excretes little pellets, while a cow turns out a flat patty, and a horse produces clumps of dried grass.

In August, long stalks with several clumps of trumpet-like flowers suddenly appear as if by magic.

He was directed to another hut where a stick-thin girl, with missing clumps of hair, had the pants, scrubbed and folded, in her lap.

When the clumps of ice grow too big for the wind to hold up, they fall to the ground as hail.

All four varieties tested did not produce multiple shoot clumps on the type A inductive medium.

For hundreds of kilometers around the eruption and for perhaps days or weeks, pale- gray ash would fall like clumps of snow.

Every once in a while, Earth may pass through such clumps. The dust particles then speed rapidly through Earth's atmosphere.

Clumps of thyme and oregano remain moribund, but deep within their decaying masses, a few green leaves still can be found.

Rhizogenesis--a morphogenetic event characterized by the appearance of root-bearing clumps of tissue--occurred.

Typically incorrect fills, missing or broken items and malformed product can be detected, as well as misshapen packs and flavour clumps.

What a relief it was when the boulders suddenly disappeared, a stretch of plain where the only obstacles were clumps of bushes.

Most of the oil that ends up on beaches arrives in coagulated clumps known as tar balls and moose patties, Park Service officials say.

Deposits sit on top of the earth, and they're composed of clay, sand and a dense form of petroleum that clumps like sod and crumbles.

IN THE NEW study, the researchers were able to view the messy clumps of dead cells in the brains of nine living Alzheimer's patients.

The rain had cemented bits of sand, silt and clay into clumps up to a centimeter wide.

This shortage can cause weak, deformed fingernails and toenails and hair that falls out in clumps.

If you travelled in a time machine back one billion years, you would see many clumps of cells resembling modern cancer tumours.

Keep the waves lined up as you add more hair, and try to keep the hair evenly distributed, so there are no fat clumps.

They look well in clumps in the garden all through the growing season.

If that's so, theory predicts that thousands of dark matter clumps should surround the Milky Way, each holding a small satellite galaxy.

To complicate matters, the biggest dark matter clumps are the best candidates to contain satellite galaxies.

Below the barges glided downriver in the same stream that carried fallen trees and clumps of earth in the direction of distant Shanghai.

Dark matter's gravitational pull bends light, so clumps of dark matter distort the appearance of galaxies in the background.

If the clumps were farther from Saturn , they might continue to grow into a moon.

At first, Wadi Rum appears lifeless. But slowly, I begin to see purple flowers and small clumps of deep-green foliage.

It was collectively, in its clumps of khaki, navy and air force blue, that the congregation had its force.

The coat clumps together easily, and if allowed to develop naturally, will form cords in the adult.

Turbo Boost Formula and Patented Anti-Clump Brush quickly thicken lashes without clumps or globs for a dramatic lash look.

We know we're gaunt, our hair is falling out in clumps, our colostomy bag needs emptying.

giving way to a stretch of plain where the only obstacles were clumps of bushes.

Matter clumps under its own gravity into planets, stars, galaxies, clusters, and superclusters.

Blitz conjectured that HVCs are not, in fact, clouds of gas but clumps of dark matter with a small amount of gas mixed in.

The place was surrounded by clumps of trees, with a clear stream running alongside.

A prior study reported in 2005 detected infrared light, suggesting that it originated from clumps of the very first objects in the universe.

suspension cultures in which isolated cells or small clumps of cells are grown in a liquid medium.

Combined with hand-formed clumps of rice, it is called nigirizushi.

The little dog led the man under a tree, past clumps of trees, to a desolate spot, a half mile from the house.

The seedling plantation had the characteristics of rapid growth, developed roots, and strong clumps.

Human institution clumps -- churches, departments, companies -- find it easier to grow than to evolve.

One health study found that blood platelets among chocolate-lovers were less likely to clot together in dangerous clumps.

Because gas expands when it is heated, temperature variations can create asymmetries in where the gas clumps and how those clumps move.

And once again I'm using the dark color to separate my fur clumps.

Gently rub the rice between your finger to break up any clumps (this will help the rice cook more evenly).

Thin, hollow, and pointed, these glass like stems grow from tiny, barely formed white bulbs found in clumps just above the soil level.

These hormones (delivered through the blood stream) are produced in very specific clumps of cells (islets).

I watched my mother casually bend down by one of the clumps.

What a relief it was when the boulders suddenly disappeared, giving way to a stretch of plain where the obstacles were clumps of bushes.

In July 2007 a woman was crossing a road in Louisiana when large clumps of tangled worms dropped from above.

Clumps of the dusk sky , the kind of feeling is Meicici .

large genus of epiphytic or terrestrial sparse-rooting tropical plants usually forming dense clumps or pendant masses.

Besides the usual miniscule clumps of organic matter, they also found tiny bubble-filled particles called cenospheres.

A key aspect of Alzheimer's is sticky clumps of an abnormal protein in the brain called beta amyloid plaques.

Three series of inclined plate thickness, crystal, usually for granular, dense clumps aggregation.

"The story of Odyssey exists in clumps of ideas and energy, griping emotions and the simplicity of truth beyond words, " she explains to us.

Gravitational perturbations from the clumps, in turn, can push the nascent planets into orbits closer to the parent star.

The new finds suggest that the fish could have held onto floating clumps of seagrass for weeks or months with their prehensile tails.

Massive clumps of matter can act as a giant cosmic magnifying glass, distorting space-time in their immediate vicinity.

Many grasses, especially ornamentals, form obstacles or clumps that control drainage.

The observations confirm that the gravitational attraction of ring particles to each other creates clumps , or "self-gravity wakes. "

Like you see, hair comes off, but sometimes large clumps of hair will just fall off.

No clumps on the brush means no clumps on the lashes, for a defined and long lash look!

Dongping little white sail, green water rolling, Ling thickening clumps, aloe fluttering.

July clumps of playing that beautiful summer have to look back.

The other model, 'fragmentation', suggests that small clumps of a gaseous disk form directly into planets over 10, 000 years.

Over the high banks, the cottage roofs and the tops of the bamboo clumps are visible.

I remember tearing out my hair in clumps and watching, spellbound , as the red grew back white.

We followed a sandy track with dazzling views through clumps of juniper and wild olive to the blue-green sea far below.

Anti-oxidant, and may prevent blood clots and platelet clumps and reduce cardiovascular disease.

He found abnormal clumps. Scientists also have found other brain changes in people with AD.

The bright glowing knots are dense clumps from instabilities that form behind the shock wave.

Earth and heavens glitter, and the sword-fern clumps are diamond sunbursts pinned to the silver-sequined ground.

The scientists also want to compress large clouds of antiparticles into high-density clumps that can be tailored for practical applications.

Cardiomyocytes are tricky to make in the lab, developing into clumps of regular, non-beating cells if they are not developed properly.

Slowly, a vast "cosmic web" of filaments and clumps of dark matter formed, and within them, the galaxies.

However, in some cases, the cells formed clumps of cancerous tissue called teratomas, a major safety concern with stem cell therapies.

and macromolecular clumps of organic material called kerogen.

Adenomas or polyps are benign growths that form singly or in clumps and may become malignant over time.

Elephants also use their trunks to yank up clumps of grasses and shove the greenery into their mouths.

Pathologists previously had observed protein clumps, called "inclusions, " in the brains of people with ALS and frontotemporal dementia.

Instead its central, densest regions break up into smaller clumps .

The mitten crab, given its name because its claws, are coated with clumps of dark brown fur.

Clumps of trees grew on these slopes, which were also carpeted with thick grass.

It's not clear why some dark matter clumps won't form galaxies despite their ample size.

It's not clear why some dark matter clumps won't form galaxies despite their ample size.

Does some mutation cause the clumps to form, or does some flaw prevent them from being cleared away?

At the same time, matter was freed of the radiation pressure that had resisted the contraction of dense clumps .

During the three-year period of follow-up, seeding of pigmented clumps into the vitreous gel was observed.

The ground was brown with clumps of yellowing grass and grey gravel.

Individual clumps of gas collapsed, and stars were born.

Plants ascending, forming distinct clumps or mats; stems simple or branched only from base; leaves 1-2 cm, elliptic to lanceolate.

In fact, her hair very likely is falling out. . . sometimes in clumps.

Because these heavy particles are "cold" --meaning they move slowly--they can condense to form very small clumps, as well as very big ones.

Only when these clumps are broken up is the dust liberated.

Kaifeng have been bottled water placed over 15 days is best not to drink, because of long exposure can lead to impurity, bacterial clumps.

Fred brought the car lower, and Harry saw a dark patchwork of fields and clumps of trees.

Clumps of oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill splash in the surf on a beach in Gulf Shores, Alabama on June 4, 2010.

Bud clumps were successfully induced from shoot tips of ryegrass in order to develop an efficient propagation system.

On June 15th its digging arm turned up several dice-sized clumps of bright material.

Rather, they stick together in clumps.

Sharpei: white sand uneven skin, of course, the old kinds of water, but the clumps are often white cotton.

You'll see many "clumps" of the same books.

Stinkbugs often lay their eggs in clumps.

Allees (corridors between plantings) of trees and bosks (thick clumps of trees) directed breezes and screened the sunlight.

And like when you add water to sand and it clumps together, the mix turned into almost a gel.

A more speculative possibility is that small clumps of matter never form in the first place.

Not in clumps, but Inoticed more hairs than usual in my comb and in the bath drain.

8 (7) Rhizomes consistently long necked or both short and long necked, culms solitary or forming a series of small clumps.

look at which clumps, a piece of the hill-Ju, but also revealing the lives of their thriving tenacious.

The researchers found TDP-43 clumps in all 53 brains with frontotemporal dementia they examined.

This is an example of how some fungi produce their spores in clumps .

The eggs lie hidden in hollow trees, clumps of grass, and in many kinds of nests.

embryo to embryo callus ways and means to study the multiple shoot clumps.

Open the window, the wet floor, as well as the grass clumps Lvyin Yin.

you know he ' s keeping those clumps of hair as trophies

plant having clumps of nearly leafless pale yellowish to greenish stems bearing similarly colored flowers with white lower lips;

Growth Performance of Local and Introduced Sympodial Bamboos in Sichuan and Competition of Clumps for Vegetation Spaces

balsamic- resinous herb with clumps of lanceolate leaves and stout leafy stems ending in large deep yellow flowers on long stalks;

Around the tumor, small vessels arranged in clumps or in line;

Culm sheaths orange-yellow, glaucous, with scattered clumps of readily deciduous, brown setae;

Large groove of bamboo on a mountain; mountain valley with clumps of trees and bamboos

Forests, stream sides, rocks, cliff, or among grassy clumps;

their baskets will be filled with clumps of bird seed, dried crickets,

Study on the Technique System of Propagation of Bud Clumps in Oncidium

Poor surface treatment causes clumps of unwet pigment

Racemes axillary, 1-3 cm, shorter than clumps of leaves, densely many flowered;