One plan adopted is to use a punch which, when driven into the bar, gives a core or rod of metal about half as long as the bar is thick and about one-eighth of an inch across.
When the action becomes sluggish, dilute with an equal bulk of water, and add a weighed piece of zinc rod about 1 inch long and quarter-inch across.
The flowers are not very showy, being of a yellowish-white colour and about an inch across.
When fully expanded they are an inch across, and somewhat reflexed.
The flowers are pale pink edged with a deeper tint, about an inch across, and borne in terminal and axillary clusters.
This bears white flowers that are of good substance, and about an inch across.
The flower measures about 1 inch across, is white, rather waxlike in appearance, with numerous golden-yellow stamens in the center.
They are slender stemmed, about 1 inch across, with a wheel shaped, 4-parted corolla The seeds are contained in a much compressed capsule.
The flower with its eight oblong, spreading white petals measures about 1 inch across, and is borne at the summit of a slender stalk arising from the root.
The flowers have seven to ten sepals, are an inch across, and of a creamy white colour.
The flowers are small, about a fifth of an inch across, solitary, axillary, on stalks shorter than the leaves.
The flowers are usually nearly half an inch across, of a pink colour; and the petals are not notched.
The flowers are about a quarter of an inch across, of a light blue or lilac colour, striped with dark blue veins; and appear from May to July.
Its flowers are bright blue, about a quarter of an inch across, solitary, axillary, on stalks which are longer than the leaves.
The flowers, which measure less than an inch across, often grow along one side of an axis as well as in the usual raceme.
The corolla, which is flat, round, about an inch across, and deeply cleft into five pointed petals, has the effect of a miniature pinwheel in motion.
Rarely the solitary flowers, that are an inch across or more, are a deep, rich violet.
It is about an inch deep, and an inch across; and from a little distance, appears more like a small knot upon the branch than like a bird's nest.
The nest or house which I saw was a tube made of very hard clay, about six inches long, and an inch across, and was a little bent at one end.
The flowers are about an inch across, with delicately crumpled, white petals and yellow anthers, forming a bright golden center, and the plants look very pretty standing along the edges of ponds.
Make a green calyx like the one for the white daisy but much smaller, not over an inch across.
Cut from deep-yellow tissue paper eight circles three inches across, six circles two inches, and six an inch across.
The one in the centre should be an inch across and an inch and a half high, the two on each side of it an inch and a half wide and two inches high, and the outer ones each two inches wide and two and a half inches high.
The opened flowers, somewhat less than an inch across, have five petals, two sepals, and five golden stamens that mature before the stigma.
The branches usually divide near their ends, each division bearing a beautiful flower about an inch across.
They are quite large, measuring about an inch across; the 30 to 40 narrow rays are of a purplish color, often quite bright.
The pale-yellow flowers measure from 1/2 to 1 inch across; they are in loose, terminal clusters or from the angles of the upper leaves.
The corolla of this is often half an inch long and half an inch across, of an orange-yellow, with deeper orange spots in the throat.
Stigma button-shaped; many-rayed; four lines to an inch across.
The male catkin is almost round, a quarter of an inch across, and contains about half a dozen yellow anthers, the base surrounded by dry overlapping scales.
They are about a quarter of an inch across, with four petals and four stamens or stigmas.
The flowers are succeeded by globose little fruits, each about a quarter of an inch across, yellow, and covered with pale down.
It is a clean, bright little shell, upwards of an inch across.
The interior is white, and the shell about half an inch across.
There are two other Natica found in New Zealand, neither of which exceeds one-third of an inch across, and in shape are very like the N.
It is upwards of an inch across, and found in large numbers amongst rocks, especially at the entrance to harbours, and from half-tide mark downwards.
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