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Cool Cat, Merlin the Magic Mouse, Norman Normal and Chimp and Zee were praised as being highly creative and having extremely clever writing and design that compensated for the extremely low budgets the crew had to work with by this time.
A diet of horsetails, cycads, and conifers was suggested by David Norman, although iguanodonts in general have been tied to the advance of angiosperm plants in the Cretaceous due to the dinosaurs ' inferred low browsing habits.
In Swallow the important landowners were Norman ( the Bishop of Bayeux was William the Conqueror's half-brother Odo of Bayeux ), though low in the Norman hierarchy.
Although a mild " Norman Thomas socialist " in politics, Mattingly had a " low tolerance for ideologies " both political and professional.
A superstrate may also represent an imposed linguistic element akin to what occurred with English and Norman after the Norman Conquest of 1066 when use of the English language carried low prestige.
These early operations mined veins such as the Zaragoza and Balmaceda, which were high grade with values up to 10-15 % copper, and disregarded the low grade disseminated ore. One attempt was made to process the low grade ore in 1899-1900 by Norman Walker, a partner in La Compañia de Cobres de Antofagasta, but it failed leaving the company deeply in debt.
However mining on any scale did not start until the later years of the XIX Century and these early operations mined the high grade veins ( 10-15 % copper ) and disregarded the low grade disseminated ore. One attempt was made to process the low grade ore in 1899-1900 by Norman Walker, a partner in La Compañia de Cobre de Antofagasta, but it failed leaving the company deeply in debt.
The low hill on which the village is sited may have been crowned by a church in the pre-Norman period, but there is no certain evidence that it was a place of settlement until around 1200 when it was chosen as the location of a major settlement by a Norman lord, almost certainly William de Braose who had been installed by King John in 1201 as the chief tenant of a very substantial territory encompassing most of the modern County Tipperary.
A few of the varieties, notably the Norman and Przemko varieties, have low morphine content ( less than one percent ), much higher concentrations of other alkaloids.
* Psycho ( directed by Alfred Hitchcock ): the house where Norman Bates lives is usually shot from a low angle.
Demographics changed and during the early 1990s Lathlain's only civil structure, its local primary school, was earmarked for closure by the education minister at the time Norman Moore, due to low student enrolments.

low and tower
The height of the tower is 55. 86 m ( 183. 27 ft ) from the ground on the low side and 56. 70 m ( 186. 02 ft ) on the high side.
The new church was a cruciform building, with an aisled nave of nine bays, a pair of towers at the west end, transepts with apsidal chapels, a low crossing tower, and a short choir ending in three apses.
Later, as the buildings themselves deteriorated, they grew a reputation for being undesirable low cost housing, and many tower blocks saw rising crime levels, increasing their unpopularity.
The 1964 National Day parade was struck by tragedy when a low flying airforce F-104 Starfighter fighter aircraft struck a Broadcasting Corporation of China tower, causing the plane's fuel tank to fall and kill three people including a woman and her baby in front of the Central Weather Bureau building in downtown Taipei.
Vanbrugh also liked to employ what he called his " castle air ", which he achieved by placing a low tower at each corner of the central block and crowning the towers with vast belvederes of massed stone, decorated with curious finials ( disguising the chimneys ).
The ruins are mostly laid low though much of the solar tower still stands despite an impressive crack running several stories down to ground level.
* Greatest Hits-The Boston ship flying low over a planet with turquoise rocks and a turquoise tower in the distance.
The concentration of low boiling fraction increases in each tray up the tower as it is " stripped ".
The low boiling fraction is drawn off the top of the tower and the high boiling fraction drawn from the bottom.
The tower uses low energy consumption external lighting through intelligent lighting controls systems.
In the 15th century the walls of the church were raised and a clerestory, low tower, and spire added.
Abandoned in the 17th century it was quarried away until all that survived by the 1860s were the foundations, some low walls and the battered crossing piers of the former central tower.
The building also incorporates a low tower ( now housing St Mark ’ s Treasure ), believed by some to have been part of the original Doge's Palace.
When the water level in the reservoir is very low the church tower can still be seen sticking out of the water.
* The Romanesque San Vittore ( documented from 996 ) with a low bell tower.
These included a chapel, a porch going into the great hall from the great chamber ( which was probably the large dining room ), a wardrobe, the Lord's chamber and outer chamber, the Lady's chamber, a bakehouse, brewhouse, pantry, washhouse and low washhouse, a round tower, a square tower and a turret, round towers on either side of the gatehouse and walls running along the waterside, a porter's lodge, a dungeon, a square room, little kitchen, old kitchen, a kennel and a range of stables.
The church was vaulted and cruciform in shape, with a square presbytery and a low central tower containing bells.
Like most of Pei's work, the, three story building is a series of geometric forms: consisting of two curved wings, one mainly of glass and one mainly of masonry, set around a central atrium with a skylight that rises to become a low, conical glass tower.
Of special interest to those who care to look into the Thames at low tide just in line with the tower or ride in the London Eye, you may notice water turbulence at one point a few feet into the river bed.
' The town at that time seems to have built only ' a low wooden steeple ,' which fell down and was replaced by the present tower in 1672, from material taken from the monastic buildings.
There are said to have been four bells before the building of the tower in 1672, housed in a low wooden steeple.
Oak timbers were laid, mirroring the foundation of the Covington tower, and within three months, masonry on both towers reached above the waterline ( which, at this time, was at a record low for the fall ).
Eythrope was something of a deviation from his usual style, it is a mixture of his usual Jacobean coupled with French renaissance in a low style of Waddesdon, especially noticeable on the concave roof to the round tower, and the gable on the garden facade which are particularly reminiscent of Waddesdon.

low and roof
Other types of roofing, for example pantiles, are unstable on a steeply pitched roof but provide excellent weather protection at a relatively low angle.
Adobe roofs are roofs of clay, mixed with binding material such as straw or animal hair, and plastered on lathes to form a flat or gently sloped roof, usually in areas of low rainfall.
The basic appeal is the availability of a broad selection of goods under a single roof, at relatively low prices.
When the winter sun is low on the horizon, most solar radiation reflects off of roof angled glass ( the angle of incidence is nearly parallel to roof-angled glass morning and afternoon ).
The non-metallic dielectric reflective coating is formed from several multilayers of alternating high and low refractive index materials deposited on the roof prism's reflective surfaces.
The original homes built by the Burrows and Sprout families still exist along Center Street and are easy to identify based upon their square shape with low pitched roof often with a widow's peak or lookout.
The nave was re-covered with an elliptical domical vault hidden externally by a low cylinder on the roof, in place of the earlier barrel vaulted ceiling, and the original central dome from the Justinian era was replaced with one raised upon a high windowed drum.
Through 1956, all wagons had the third row facing forward, but Chrysler's 1957 models had a roof too low to permit a forward-facing seat installed over the axle, so it was turned around and placed behind the axle.
The new train shed featured a low flat roof, making no attempt to match the airy style of London's major 19th century train sheds.
With an angular design and an exceptionally low slung body, the highest point of the roof is just under 4 feet above the ground.
They are easily separated from other amniotes by having a temporal fenestra, an opening low in the skull roof behind each eye, leaving a bony arch beneath each ; this accounts for their name.
The low roof design reduces back seat passenger access and headroom.
As well as a lightweight chassis and bodywork, Caterham Sevens achieve their very low mass through their lack of comfort and safety oriented features such as a fixed roof, doors, radio, air-conditioning, airbags, traction / stability control, ABS, satellite navigation or cruise control.
Care needed to be taken, though, in opening the doors with a low roof overhead.
One of the main village buildings, the sweat lodge was low into the ground, its walls made of earth and roof of earth and brush.
Among the few other changes were new paint colors, the addition of circular porthole windows as standard in the fiberglass roof to improve rearward visibility, and a Y-block V8 making when mated to a 3-speed manual transmission or when mated to a Ford-O-Matic 2-speed automatic transmission ; this transmission featured a " low gear ", which was accessible only via the gear selector.
The find combined a low, ape-like skull roof with a brain estimated at around 1000 cc, midway between that of a chimpanzee and an adult man.
In addition, the building is LEED gold certified, hosting a green roof, solar panels, in-floor radiant heating, daylight and occupancy sensors, low flush toilets, LED lights and a living green wall.
The stadium was also engineered along sustainable lines for example with the low use of steel in the roof structure in comparison to the Olympic stadiums of Athens and Beijing.
Seeing De Caus ' completed wing standing alone as an entirety, it was considered too plain — De Caus ' original plan was for the huge facade to have a low pitched roof, with wings finishing with no architectural symbols of termination.
The roof is sometimes closed however in dry weather when the temperature is particularly low.
Because of the shape of the vehicle and the flat roof that continued to the rear of the vehicle, opening the rear hatch had some drawbacks in low clearance environments.
Despite his corporate successes, Platt was not considered media-savvy due his thick glasses and hulking frame and generally kept a low profile, although he did agree to sit atop of a bunch of crates on the roof of an HP building for a BusinessWeek cover story in 1995.

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