Terminal leaflets not conspicuously stalked, their total length, including stalk, about equaling the lateral leaflets (4-8 dm.
Pedicels equaling or but little longer than the calyx, and conspicuously shorter than the subtending leaf --22.
Stamens equaling the ovate calyx-lobes in length, or a very little longer --6.
Principal leaves with toothed or pinnately cleft leaflets, the lateral ones about equaling the terminal one in size, and without any small scattered leaflets (3-8 dm.
Leaves lanceolate to oblong; flower-clusters equaling or exceeding the subtending bract =Three-seeded Mercury, Acalypha gracilens.
Terminal segment of the principal leaves equaling or smaller than the lateral ones (5-10 dm.
The sculptors of this age, despairing of equalingthe productions of the former age, gave themselves up completely to servile imitation.
It is very far fromequaling the Pharaonic obelisks in dimensions, it being only twenty-two feet high.
Equaling or exceeding the stem; four to twelve lines broad.
Twelve to eighteen; small; about equaling the stamens, and resembling them.
This has ovoid or obovoid, very obtuse, entire leaves, with broad petiole, equaling the blade, two inches long.
Stamens and style not quite equaling the segments.
Style filiform; about equaling the perianth; slightly three-cleft at the summit.
About equaling the flowers; tipped with crimson or pale pink.
Solitary; about equalingthe scape; three to six lines broad.
Five-cleft; without appendages at the sinuses; almost equaling the corolla.
Linear; much exceeding the tube, about equaling the corolla.
Equaling the number of the petals; attenuate into the short styles.
A measure of length, equaling three feet, or thirty-six inches, being the standard of English and American measure.
The ceiling was his supreme work as a painter, and he knew down deep in his heart that he could not hope to surpass it, and the risk of not equaling it was too great for him to run.
The stock yards of Cincinnati are on an extended scale, though not equaling those of Chicago.
He gives strict personal supervision to the affairs of his immense establishment, which yields him a yearly income equalingthat of a merchant prince.
A A equalling that of the addendum circle or circumference at the points of the teeth, and the width at B (the pitch circle) equaling the width of a space instead of the thickness of a tooth.
A equaling the keyway width; and their edges should bed fairly one against the other, and against the edges of the keyway.
An equaling file is much better for keyways than one actually parallel.
An equaling hand-file is especially suitable for such purposes as filing out long keyways, in which a great part of the file length is in action, and it can, therefore, be easily pushed in a straight line.
The sleeve is graduated with fifty divisions each equaling a movement of the scriber of 0.
Micrometer Caliper Square] The barrel is graduated in fifty divisions, each division equaling 0.
Thus with my leader's feet still equaling pace From forth that cloud I came, when now expir'd The parting beams from off the nether shores.
Though that beheld most distant do not stretch A space so ample, yet in brightness thou Will own it equaling the rest.
An ordinary equaling in breadth one fourth of the chief, to the lowest portion of which it corresponds in position.
The North, too, has a wine-grape from which wines nearly equaling those of the southern Æstivalis are made.
The vines are vigorous, hardy, healthy and fruitful, although scarcely equaling Lucile in any of these characters.
This species thrives in a lighter and shallower soil than Labrusca and appears to endure drought better, although not equaling in this respect either Vulpina or Rupestris.
This worthy student displayed an extravagance equaling that of Wolsey.
It was a good throw, not equaling the best of the amateur records by a foot, but still very fair.
However he did not prohibit practice at weight throwing, and Frank soon proved himself an expert at this, almost equaling Dutch, so that Holly and Kindlings made a temporary shift in their list of entrants.
Defn: An ordinary equaling in breadth one fourth of the chief, to the lowest portion of which it corresponds in position.
At night all was ablaze with the lights of the great luster of rock-crystal that hung from the center of the ceiling, and had cost, it was said, a sum equaling three thousand American dollars.
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