- of
horse meat. Most of the beef and
horse leg
bones were
found split lengthways, to
extract the marrow. The
mutton and
swine were cut into leg and shoulder...
- hard
crackers resembles a ****anese harp or koto, or a
bamboo stalk cut
lengthways.
Yatsuhashi was
created in 1689
during the
Genroku era (1688–1704) or...
- oval-shaped and of the
French bread variety. The
local name is
Schrippe (scored
lengthways) for the oval kind and, for the
round kind, Rundstück ("round piece" rather...
- The
sideways displacement of the
strip is much
larger than the
small lengthways expansion in
either of the two metals. In some applications, the bimetal...
- insulated.
Early locomotives used lags,
shaped wooden staves, ****ed
lengthways along the
boiler barrel, and held in
place by hoops,
metal bands, the...
- Suling,
transverse bamboo flute, Papua, New Guinea. The word
suling describes mostly lengthways flutes but also some
transverse flutes made of bamboo....
- cream-coloured,
often having one or more thin
black lines running along the horn
lengthways.
Lambs are born with a foxy-red coat
which changes in the
first few months...
- together. When the
appliance is
switched on, the
blades continuously move
lengthways to
provide the
sawing action. They were po****r in the
United Kingdom...
-
Scheitholz is a
German term for any log
sections that have been
split lengthways with an axe or log
splitter and that are
primarily used for
firewood or...
- a
second universal joint. A
quill drive also has the
ability to
slide lengthways,
effectively varying its length. This is
required to
allow the bogies...
