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Muhlenbergia expansa, also
known as
cutover muhly, is a
species of
plants in the gr****
family native to the
Southeastern coast of the
United States. It...
- A
flash cut, also
called a
flash cutover, is an
immediate change in a
complex system, with no phase-in period. In the
United States, some
telephone area...
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lands and
purchases after the
logging era had ended. The
large areas of
cutover timber were not very
suitable for farming, and much of the
burned over...
- late 1880s. By then much of the
timber there was cut off,
leaving this
cutover land
reduced to
stumps and brush. This land was cheap,
holding promise...
- and
philanthropist best
known for his
efforts in
reforesting 40
acres of
cutover forestland in the
Oregon Coast Range.
After buying the land, he planted...
- subsidiary,
first introduced dial tone as a
standard facility with the
cutover of the 7A
Rotary Automatic Machine Switching System at Darlington, England...
-
tested newly developed panel switching technology in
Newark when they
cutover the
telephone exchanges Mulberry and
Waverly to semi-mechanical operation...
-
mouth at Georgetown. The
virgin pine
forests of the Pee Dee
region were
cutover, and the logs
floated in
rafts downriver to be sawn into
lumber and exported...
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attacks (straight thrust,
disengage attack, counter-disengage
attack and
cutover). In sabre,
attacks are also made with a
cutting action. Riposte: An attack...
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interfaces to the BBS, much like many
modern messageboards have today. The
cutover was
scheduled for "sometime in 1998" and
would have
enabled the BBS to...
