Voorbeelden van fanning

• He discovered he could extend his own influence by fanning the ecclesiastics' fears that the emperor was no longer the best guarantor of their autonomy.

• Seeds were air-dried to a water content of 7-8% (dry weight basis), cleaned by rubbing and fanning, and hand-examined to ensure fill.

• The sense of deflection (fanning) of foliation at the pegmatite contacts may be predicted in stereographic projection (e).

• The quartz crystals that comprise the veins filling up the fanning fractures are coarser and have a weak to no shape-preferred orientation.

• The new industries required labour, and this was found by migration from the fanning regions which became relatively depopulated.

• They were air-dried at room temperature for at least a week after purchase, and then cleaned by rubbing, fanning and passing serial sieves and blowers.

• Gomez' speeches played a major but not a unique role in fanning partisan ' rivalries, which often spilled over into violence in small upland towns and in the countryside.

• Those who advocate the restoration of capital punishment are frequently accused of fanning base emotions and appealing to instincts of anger, hatred and revenge.

• That, my friends, is a recipe for fanning an uncontrollable forest fire.

• It is not hill sheep fanning but hill farming.

• Further than that, eminent authors emerged from their lairs and in a most attractive way told us that mixed fanning was muddled thinking.

• It is unusual for all sectors of fanning to be confronting sharply reduced incomes simultaneously.

• Its army of spin doctors has been fanning out, pretending that what is proposed is only a minor change.

• The inertia in the countryside and in the fanning community, although admirable in some respects, is perhaps a little dangerous in others.

• I have regular meetings on a range of issues with fanning organisations.