Kansas, I conclude that either many immature individuals were included in their samples, or that the populations sampled included some with individuals that were remarkably small as adults.
In order to study the extent of utilization of various habitats by Microtus, a number of areas were sampled with Museum Special snap-traps.
The number of traps used varied with the size of the area sampled and ranged from 20 to 75.
On the same area the population of small mammals was sampledin the summer of 1949 and, though occasional sign of voles was seen, not one vole was trapped.
Ore so far removed from the sampled face as to leave some doubt, yet affording great reason for expectation of continuity, is "probable" ore.
In gold deposits of this type in West Australia, Colorado, and Nevada, continuity far beyond a sampled face must be received with the greatest skepticism.
Where the width sampled is narrower than the necessary stoping width, and where the waste cannot be broken separately, the sample value must be diluted to a stoping width.
He says it's great--I've not sampled it, but judging from those who have he is drawing it mild.
While gathering sap, I sampled some of the buckets and noticed that some trees give much sweeter sap than others.
Before I had added them up, I collapsed like a torn balloon and curled up like a codling worm that hassampled the arsenate.
During the first forenoon I sampled all the different methods except lying down, and found them all equally uncomfortable.
Quite a number of the dishes they used are no longer in vogue, but most of them that I have sampled have been good, though rather strong food for palates that are trained to sweets and delicacies.
The genius who propounded the statement that "there is nothing like leather" could surely never have sampled a cold Welsh rarebit!
But those who have sampled the said "beans and bacon" say that it is hardly to be preferred to the six ounces of Australian dingo or the coarse suet-duff (plumless) which furnish the ordinary prison dinner.
He blasted them to bits by proving that their constructs didn't correspond to the emotions and reactions of random-sampled populations.
He sampled the goods at one of the former and was shocked by the quality and price.
The refuse is sampled and weighed as it is wheeled to the dump pile, and from this sample the analysis is made and a float-and-sink test run to determine the “loss of good coal” in the refuse and to show the efficiency of the washing test.
The cement to be sampled is taken from the storage bins and kept under seal by the chief inspector pending the results of the test.
The coal delivered at the public buildings in the District of Columbia is sampled by special representatives of the Technologic Branch of the Survey.
The routine analyses of fuel used in the combustion tests at Pittsburg, and of the gases resulting from combustion or from explosions in the testing galleries, or sampled in the mines, are made in Building No.
Apparently unconscious of Garman's presence on the other side of the fire he sampled a strip of broiled venison, found it good and began to eat.
In 1954 ten-foot wide strips were sampled on both sides of the fences.
I sampledits flesh but found it tasteless, despite Conseil's views, which were largely approving.
So I sampled away, more as a curiosity seeker than an epicure, while Captain Nemo delighted me with his incredible anecdotes.
The bars are sampled by chipping off diagonally opposite corners: or better, by drilling, the drillings being freed from pieces of steel with the help of a magnet.
Or one set of five may be sampled along the top and the next set along the bottom of the bars.
The further precaution that if any dross be on the surface of the metal it shall be skimmed off and separately sampled and assayed is almost too obvious to require mention.
If during the melting down some dross has formed this must be skimmed off, weighed and separately sampled and assayed.
The clean lead also must be weighed, sampled and assayed.
Where practicable, metals and alloys are best sampled by melting and granulating.
If the material to be sampled is already a dry powder, 5 per cent.
It is, of course, absolutely necessary that the stuff to be sampled shall be well mixed, and the fractions taken, so that each part of the little heap shall contribute its share to the sample.
The same lead cast into bars and sampled by sawing gave an average of 470 ozs.
Here we saw the making of baked tortillas, and sampled some hot from the oven.
Here we sampled little cakes of clean brown sugar, and were treated with similar cakes in which peanuts and squash-pips were embedded, making a delicious confection.
They even sampled the latter as drunk by the fishermen and called for at the cafes by the name of le boisson avec le brulot dedans: which signifies cider very liberally diluted with French cognac.
All the winter interests of the simple village had beensampled and shared by Val and the children, and they had been happier there than ever in France.
Much of the melody was sampled directly from the recording of that song.
What did Jib-Jab do when The Black Lantern sampled them in their turn?
He had sampled one titbit and then another; finally his glance was arrested by a dish of these small, dainty appearing creatures.
Joe Vavrika said that Fritz could have managed the pickles all right, but he had sampled the demijohn in his buggy too often before sitting down to the table.
Joe sampled it with a beatific expression, and turned to Nils.
Well, I've sampled the teachers, and I've sampled the boarders.
Occurrences of the fathead minnow were scattered, but included all streams sampled except Big Caney.
Nine pools were sampled (Table 8) of which number nine was the uppermost point where water was found (except for farm ponds).
Because collecting was intensive and several methods were used, I think that the population of gars was sampled adequately.
Seemingly the species had moved off shallow riffles into areas not sampled effectively by seining.
Areas 2, 4, and 7 resemble at least one of the areas described above but were sampled less intensively.
I sampled the different kinds of churches, one of them being Miss Truett's.
Flique sampled the advantages of Hippolyte's establishment, and, being won over thereby, returned again and again.
If in some remote parts and on rare occasions I was doubtful as to the cleanliness of my inn, I made a point of not unpacking the car before I had sampled the landlord and the accommodation offered.
Now that I have sampled the globe I am not in doubt.
Why, to provide good ale, of course, such as I sampledthere that day.
I have sampled it, and hope to sample it again as long as the bin lasts, for such wine is not to be had every day, not even for money.
Mother Badger sampled it scientifically, and the cubs dutifully followed her example.
She thrust her long snout right and left, and sampled all the strong damp odours of the night before she ventured to trust herself to the woods; but all was still, and she pattered away.
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