- with the
cords tied
under the chin; note the
prominent front crest, the
recurving ****igaeshi, and the
shikoro composed of
hundreds of
interlaced scales...
-
closer to the equator, then move
poleward past the
ridge axis
before recurving into the main belt of the Westerlies. When the
subtropical ridge position...
- and
stabilising temperatures.
Bermuda is
prone to
severe weather from
recurving tropical cyclones; however, it
receives some
protection from a
coral reef...
- the
subtropical ridge towards the west or northwest, with some
systems recurving near and east of ****an. The
Philippines receive the
brunt of the landfalls...
-
closer to the equator, then move
poleward past the
ridge axis
before recurving into the main belt of the Westerlies.
Areas west of ****an and
Korea tend...
- (referred to by
locals as "the Peninsula" or
simply "the beach"), is a
recurving sandspit peninsula that
stretches north into Lake Erie,
providing a fine...
- (684 mi). On October 17, Tip
began to
weaken steadily and
decrease in size,
recurving northeastward under the
influence of a mid-level
trough the next day....
-
particular are
strongly thickened. The
teeth of the
maxilla are
gradually recurving and
rather flat;
those of the
premaxilla do not have a D-shaped cross-section...
- orange-yellow by light;
bracteoles 1–2,
without areolar wool;
outer tepals recurving to
nearly rotate or ascending,
attached within 1,5 cm of receptacle, linear-oblanceolate...
-
closer to the equator, then move
poleward past the
ridge axis
before recurving into the main belt of the Westerlies. When the
subtropical ridge shifts...
