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(91) Reacting to news reports about both the energy crisis and the nation's overflowing landfills, he built his first house made of recycled beer cans in Taos, New Mexico, in 1971.

(92) Tinged by an autumn sunset over Sena , New Mexico, the Pecos River makes its arduous run toward the Mexican border.

(93) A river rising in northeast New Mexico and flowing about1, 123 km(698 mi) eastward across southwest Kansas to the Arkansas River in northern Oklahoma.

(94) If the results are confirmed, they could give new insights into how stars collapse and explode, says Chris Fryer of the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.

(95) Anasazi, meaning "ancient people, " is the name given to prehistoric Native Americans who lived in the Four Corners region of the United States, where Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado meet.

(96) In a remarkable display of prescience, Jack Hills, while at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, had predicted just such a phenomenon.

(97) In the U.S. there are large rhyolitic volcanoes in Wyoming, California, and New Mexico as well as in the Japanese islands and New Zealand's Taupo Volcanic Zone.

(98) During stays in Mexico and Taos, New Mexico (1923-1925), he wrote The Plumed Serpent (1926).

(99) Darryl Sullivan strings up Christmas lights on the roof of his business in Las Cruces , New Mexico.

(100) Present - day Apache populations are in Arizona, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.

(101) So, his letters come out of this western land, New Mexico, and a land of criminality, the reform school.

(102) The report contains information on America's nuclear weapons labs at Los Alamos in New Mexico, Livermore and Sandia as well as scores of other nuclear sites.

(103) The Chemistry and Camera instrument, seen above before a recent test firing at Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico, uses a pulsed laser beam to vaporize a pinhead-size piece of material.

(104) A force known as the Army of the West used the Santa Fe Trail to protect American traders. It also used the trail to take control of an area that is now New Mexico and part of California.

(105) Goods and foodstuffs were distributed through reciprocal trade between kin and through "trade fairs"; professional traders linked coastal peoples with peoples of Arizona and New Mexico.

(106) But Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of New Mexico, says that even the slickest minds on Madison Avenue are still in the prescientific dark ages.

(107) A city of southeast New Mexico on the Pecos River near the Texas border.

(108) Taken together, the three lines of evidence strongly hintthat Solar Cycle 25 may be a bust, the scientists said today during a meetingof the American Astronomical Society in Las Cruces, New Mexico.sentencedict.com

(109) Homesteader and his children eating barbeque at the New Mexico Fair.

(110) The 1, 800-acre Spaceport America site, in Las Cruces, New Mexico, is the home base for Virgin Galactic, Richard Branson's most ambitious business venture yet.

(111) The VSS Enterprise, which had already made it's first solo flight two weeks earlier, took the short ceremonial trip to celebrate the completion of the runway at the space port in New Mexico.

(112) We never seemed to get away from dust in New Mexico, so I appreciate the story of a newcomer to the Land of Enchantment who learned about dusty breezes.

(113) Further, all but one of the inventors are from Los Alamos, New Mexico.

(114) He settled in vast New Mexico, the dry and sunny forty-seventh state of the Union.

(115) Airman Fauci, a diminutive blonde, was working in supply management on the flight line of an F-16 squadron in New Mexico two years ago.

(116) In the early 1940s, a test with some armed bats went awry, and they set fire to a small Air Force base in Carlsbad, New Mexico.

(117) What happened when Polk initially tried to acquire California and New Mexico?

(118) Only one facility, the White Sands Missile Testing Range in New Mexico, experienced a modest decline in civilian payroll costs.

(119) In particular, the Chaco houses appear strikingly similar to the large, well-known "apartment buildings" at Taos, New Mexico, in which many people have been living for centuries.

(120) Robert Hocicaday, a mechanical engineer in New Mexico, thinks fuel cells could have even broader applications.