It is as large as the sugar maple and its range is much the same, but it is more abundant in the western part of its range than in the East.
Occasionally, however, the serviceberry is more abundant, and the rows and clumps of blooming trees along creek banks or about the margins of glades or other openings in the forests, look like distant snowdrifts.
An effective national energy plan is essential to increase domestic production of oil and gas, to encourage conservation of our scarce energy resources, to stimulate conversion to more abundant fuels, and to reduce our trade deficit.
The end of government is to keep open the opportunity for a more abundant life.
Measures have been taken to remove these difficulties and to secure a more abundant importation of the article.
And in this way the soul of Christ, which is filled with a more abundant light, knows the Divine Essence more perfectly than do the other blessed, although all see the Divine Essence in itself.
Such animals require more frequent and more abundant supplies of food; and, in proportion as they are exposed to the greater number of external impressions, will be the rapidity of this change of matter.
If these are duly observed, the nervous influence transmitted from the brain to the muscles will be more stimulating, as well as more abundant; consequently, labor will be performed with less exhaustion.
It is more abundant in the blood of old, than in that of young animals; and it forms the "red gravy" in roasted meats.
The proboscis of the elephant, the extremities of the tails of certain species of monkeys, and the tentacula of some kinds of fish, receive a more abundant supply of sensitive nerves than other parts of their systems.
The topography is rough and diversified by many mountain ranges, and the precipitation is more abundant on the uplands than in the valleys.
More abundant in individuals and species than the herbivorous mammals, however, but smaller in size and frequently diminutive, are the rodents.
Further to the north this species would seem to be more abundant.
They are most numerous within the tropics, where insect-life is more abundant, but also occur more sparingly in temperate latitudes.
Whenever the metal vanadium shall become more abundant, as it probably may ere long, we shall possess the means of making an ink, at a moderate price, much superior to the tannate and gallate of iron.
It is more abundant in coals of the caking kind, with a bright steel-grained fracture, than in cubic coals of an open-burning quality.
The mascalonge is common in the St. Lawrence basin and the Great Lakes, more abundant in the lakes of northern Wisconsin, less common in the upper Mississippi River, Chautauqua Lake.
It is not uncommon from the region of Cape Cod southward to Florida and the West Indies, where it is more abundant.
It inhabits the Ohio and Mississippi river basins from Kansas to Louisiana and Texas, and is more abundant in Kentucky and other Southern states than farther north.
It visits the shores from spring until November, but is more abundant in the summer, when it enters the bays and rivers.
This Wady, as well as the Kyd, is inhabited by Mezeine; but they all return in summer to the highest mountains of the peninsula, where the pasture is more abundant than in these lower valleys.
Further up in the mountain, above the spring, is a large cavern where the people sometimes collect saltpetre; but it is more abundant in a cavern still higher in the mountain.
In winter it is more abundant in the plains, where it may often be seen in small parties searching for seeds and insects in recently-ploughed lands, well marked by its running gait and the olive tinge of its upper plumage.
Macgillivray informs us that it is more abundant in the outer Hebrides than in any other part of the country he has visited; and that it is there generally known by the name of Sparrow.
The Kite is more abundant in the northern than the southern countries of Europe, to which latter, however, numerous individuals migrate in autumn.
Consequently it ismore abundant in Scotland during winter than summer, and when seen late in autumn is generally observed to be flying south, in early spring northwards.
The growth of ovarian cystomata at and after puberty, and of these and mammary tumors during pregnancy, are also explained on the ground of a more abundant supply of blood at such periods.
In croup there may be a swollen mucous membrane, with a slight superficial mucous exudation, or a more abundant exudation of desquamated epithelium and mucus, as well as a fibrinous false membrane.
Wealth possesses no value in itself; it only possesses value as a means to more abundant life.
What you are seeking, young man, ismore abundant life, and that is equivalent to seeking God.
Occurs sparingly in southern Michigan; more abundant in the northern portions.
Scattered throughout the state; rare in the south, more abundant and of larger size in the north.
Occurs throughout the entire state, but is more abundant and of greater size in the northern portions.
Advancing civilization, more abundant literature, improved art, had not softened the tempers of the Assyrians, nor rendered them more tender and compassionate in their treatment of captured enemies.
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