0 (used especially in place names) an island:
The fashions of veiling popular in the isles changed significantly over time, although they continued to vary depending on wealth and residence.
Many aspects of hydrogeology from groundwater levels to contamination are becoming increasingly important in these small crowded isles.
The apical part of the left ventricle shows only a small isle of myocardium.
These non-hyperbolic periodic orbits are either sinks in the dissipative case or elliptic isles for conservative systems.
The vignette appeared to float free at the top from all moorings, the image of a liberated isle.
From about 1900 to 1930, clothing styles and fashions, as well as class and ethnic identities, were dramatically remade in the isles.
One of their boats was the subject of one of the last acts of piracy in those isles.
Our particular problem is that the air services to the northern isles operate on a marginal profit.
