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151. Among the hedgerows they also often placed booby traps, mines and trip wire explosives.

152. No one cared if the houses were death - traps.

153. They ought not to be allowed to set these steel traps.

154. The western part of Hua-Bei Basin is one of the oil and gas region in China. Seismic exploration has played an important role in the disco- very of various oil and gas traps.

155. Results showed that western lygus bugs, Lygus hesperus (Knight), were attracted to UV light traps in laboratory and greenhouse studies.

156. By comparing analysis results, the best moulding project is chosen filling effect being unifor with unobvious weld line and centralizing air traps.

157. These results should be carefully examined before coming to any conclusion, as many traps await the similarity seeker: paralogues, multidomain proteins, pseudogenes, etc. Sentencedict.com

158. It traps charges, lowering the voltage on the ionosphere, and on us.

159. One of the best-known honey traps in spy history involves Mata Hari, a Dutch woman who had spent some years as an erotic dancer in Java.

160. It is shown that the cigar-shaped traps affect the evolution of the BEC shift population transferring ratio, and change the characteristics of switching and self-trapping of two BEC solitons.

161. Series G, MG Float Thermostatic steam traps feature a straight through design for fast simple installation.

162. Methods The traps were placed in bedrooms and sitting rooms and rotated nightly approximately following a Latin square design.

163. The traps were formed by the upward arch of diapiric fluid, and episodic diapir activity determined hydrocarbon episodic migration.

164. The lithology and structure traps habitat ed in the center of depression was the best trap.

165. In recent years, The performances of light traps represented by Jiaduo Frequency Trembler Grid Lamps have been greatly improved.

166. Volunteers dump out bucket traps and sift the lepidopteran from the many other kinds of bugs.

167. The mechanisms of slow polarize relaxation come from the diffuse of space charges and traps, it is absorption current in the macroscopic.

168. Patterns in Nature: Water Thick sea ice in the Arctic Ocean's Beaufort Sea traps air bubbles.

169. The deep electron traps accelerated the electron decay because of the strong bonding or deep electron trap as recombination ce...

170. The new changes specifically address the potential effects of small levels of calcium and magnesium on particulate traps used as part of the diesel exhaust after-treatment systems.

171. Other featured creatures include a fangless snake, a frog that chirps like a cricket, and a pitcher plant that traps insects and grows to a height of over seven metres.

172. It is claimed that more petroleum may be preserved in stratigraphic than in structural traps.

173. No. Not in regular government pay and employment, to lay traps?

174. Nylon socks that had been worn by two of the scientists — to ensure they contained "human foot volatiles" — were added to some of the traps, with clean nylon socks added to others as controls.

175. Petroleum accumulation system in the Kuqa fold-thrust belts consists of Jurassic coal source rocks, fault migration system and lateral ramp-related anticline traps.

176. Trees store the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO2) as they grow, while soil traps carbon in the organic matter of roots and tiny organisms underground.

177. They dug trenches in their path and set booby traps.

178. Since then he has written several titles, including Emperor's Egg, winner of the Times Junior Information Book of the Year Award and Fly Traps!

179. She urged lawmakers to set up a new, independent agency to protect consumers from "tricks and traps" set by banks.

180. Each of the cuplike traps on an Attenborough's pitcher plant (Nepenthes attenboroughii's) is as big as an American football—making the pitchers among the largest known.