Примери за profuse

• For both voyages samples of penguin guano had profuse growth.

• Very rapidly after seeding, neurons exhibit a profuse neuritic outgrowth.

• The cochlea is a very delicate structure with a profuse blood supply and is very sensitive both to ototoxic agents and to noise.

• Other symptoms include respiratory spasms and breathing difficulties, hyperexcitability, anxiety, convulsions, profuse salivation, altered perception, acute confusion and aggression leading to coma.

• Rarely do they see "reserve" as bad, as in to "reserve" one's feelings, because their profuse feelings are currently gushing out.

• However, a much greater burst of superoxide production occurs when oxygen is reintroduced, when the combination of accumulated electrons and freely available oxygen results in more profuse 'leakage'.

• Chilling damage. 0 = no sprouting, + few sprouts, +++ profuse sprouting.

• London got its way, but only with considerable applications of profuse apologies and other forms of conciliation.

• In six of the cells the mite colonies came to an untimely end at an early stage, principally on account of the profuse development of moulds.

• Clause 41 repeals certain outworn prohibitions in the election law which date back to the time when expenditure was profuse.

• How often have we had profuse letters of thanks from disabled people whose life has been transformed by the installation of a level-access shower?

• You have been profuse with our money, as we think, when we would have wished you to be frugal.

• But the nobility of character was demonstrated by the profuse and splendid use that she made of the wealth that she had inherited.

• I stand corrected, after 18 years, with profuse apologies for such deeply regrettable and reprehensible behaviour.

• Minibuses are in profuse supply throughout the country.