stony znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady stony

• Thus, rodents eat bruchid larvae, and even prefer the larvae to seeds if not enclosed in a stony endocarp.

• When ripe, the exocarp often forms a hollow sphere in which the single, stony endocarp moves relatively freely.

• If one looks at the original black-andwhite pictures that show what appears to be a complex stony landscape, one may understand the doubts at the time.

• The soil in the north is richer and more fertile with more "galestro", with the soil gradually becoming harder and stonier with more "albarese" in the south.

• Overall, it appears that the stony meteorites fragment before substantial melting and vaporizing occur, with a significant amount of energy deposited into mechanical fracture and velocity dispersion.

• Nevertheless, as my right honourable friend has emphasised, we should be aware that the road ahead will be difficult and stony.

• I am glad that this may have borne some fruit and not fallen on stony ground.

• In that case there was not just consultation but, although it was a stony road, eventual agreement.