dredge

Convection within the red giant dredges the new proto-dust atoms from the core up to the surface.

repeatedly argues, even as it dredges through the most depressing material, that the American system has proved admirably self-correcting.

Their dredges , bought from Dredge Supply, are the same systems that have been utilized by GFS on other projects.

Dredges would suck sand from the sea floor and spray it in a protective arc along barrier islands.

Dredges blocked by coarse bar screen are removed by one non-axis screw conveyer to container and transported outside.

Books. Connery's William of Baskerville dredges up deadly clues and revelations from parchments and libraries.

Before the arrival of the section, dredges and underwater excavators dig a trench to the proper depth of the tunnel.

The smooth joint, dredges the channels and collaterals, the accent smooth vitality.

Dredges are used in rivers, lakes, ponds and offshore shallow waters.

Before resting combs the hair, may play dredges under scalp's blood, to protect hair's role.

Some local citizens think that dredges do awful harm to the landscapes as they disfigure rivers and banks.

GE has already spent $830m on the first phase, including $561m when it ran dredges 24 hours a day for several months.

Dredges maintain the channel's depth.

Express the poetic charm of five birds, the body action dredges veins and arteries;

The gland sealing heater dredges the water implement entrance valve

The gland sealing heater dredges the water implement bypass valve

the government procurement system which dredges the fund chain of SME;