- A
harbor (American English), or
harbour (Australian English,
British English,
Canadian English,
Irish English, New
Zealand English; see
spelling differences)...
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Operation Harborage was an
operation to
capture German nuclear energy program scientists, materiel, and
facilities in
southwestern Germany in the waning...
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there is an
adequate supply of
available hosts, and
plenty of
cracks and
harborages within 1.5
metres (4.9 ft) of the host.
Because treatments are required...
- tiny (<1 mm) yellowish-white eggs are vase-shaped and are laid
within harborages where the
insects rest
between blood meals and
spend virtually all of...
- in
command of a
composite force known as T-Force,
conducted Operation Harborage, a
sweep behind enemy lines of Hechingen, Bisingen, and Haigerloch—the...
- The name
comes from the
Latin phrase "bona mansio" (literally: good
harborage)
which has its
roots in the time of the
Roman rule. "Frankfurt Statsitik...
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eradication of bed bug
infestation as they are
unable to
penetrate bed bug
harborages.
Resistance to
pesticides has
increased significantly over time, and there...
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Boris Pash (right)
during Operation Harborage in
April 1945 in Hechingen...
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building if the bats
leave or are eliminated. In some cases, they move into
harborages that are more
typical of bedbugs, such as
mattresses and bed frames. Development...
- bug
colonies due to B. b****iana
carried by
infected bugs back to
their harborages. The
tested strain of B. b****iana
caused rapid mortality (3–5 days) after...
