Basilisk, fertilized with 0, 100, 200, 300 and 400 kg [ha.sup.-1] [year.sup.-1] of N and intercropped with eucalyptus, clone GG 100 (Eucalyptus grandis x E.urophylla).
The second novelty of
Basilisk was the idea that learning multiple semantic classes simultaneously can help to constrain and steer the bootstrapping process.
Basilisk), which are resistant and susceptible standards to spittlebugs, respectively (Miles et al.
Sgt Potter, who also served in the Battle of Britain, took part in the rescue of 200 service personnel from HMS
Basilisk when it was sunk by German aircraft during the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940.
The Razer
Basilisk brings a sensitivity clutch to the Razer lineup of gaming mice to give you an extra edge in FPS games.
For example, while it may be true, as Schulze proposes, that Moore's poems of the 1920s ask us to "go back to nature without heading through it in the name of upward comparisons," her poems of the 1930s frequently look upward, at "the great crab-flounder of Montana caught // and changed from that which creeps to that which is angelic" (A-Q 55); the plumet
basilisk, "aquatic flying / lizard-fairy" (81); the frigate pelican "glid[ing] / a hundred feet or quiver[ing] about / as charred paper behaves" (84); and, most particularly for my purposes, at pigeons flying "eight hundred sixty-eight miles / in four days and six hours" (102).
How was I to know what was rupture from the good yarn the
basilisk still with her poison in the tumbling after-days.
The Visit Coventry Facebook post said: "
Basilisk fang found in big hole outside front of old Cov Telegraph building.
Those who know what the only antidote to
Basilisk venom is, or the symbol for Gryffindor house, have a good chance of winning.
Browne debunked these and many other myths, but he also believed flying horses and the
basilisk might be real; that some elephants have "written whole sentences"; that we all have guardian angels; and that the Devil tempts us (98).