Примеры cave

• French business groups reliant on colonial trade showed no sign of caving in to the arguments of the progressive bureaucrats willing to diversify colonial economies.

• The blockages, themselves, could provide evidence of the cave's original contents.

• The crevices between the loose rock in the caves were often found partly filled with soil rich in organic remains.

• The association of cenotes and caves is impor tant here.

• As physical access points to supernatural beings, physical characteristics of caves were probably thought to be as mysterious as the beings that dwelled there.

• Instead of offering a solution to the problem, this principle caves into its pressure.

• Whole villages of people disappeared into forests or hid in caves in the mountainous regions.

• Nonnidiculous ticks occupy open habitats whereas nidiculous ticks live in caves, burrows or nests of their hosts.

• There are far too many omissions for it to be an all-encompassing encyclopedia of caves.

• The serious problem of radon in caves gets only passing mention.

• She also looks at the artefactual evidence in rock shelters and caves for fleece processing and use in the past.

• Speleothems : a wide diversity of primitive life colonizes subsurface void spaces (' caves '), a potential environment that offers protection from harmful radiation on the surface.

• There are indeed lakes beneath the ice sheet, but they do not occur in caves.

• The cave's roof dripped and their clothing was soon soaked.

• The subconscious social grouping, the instinctive transformation from isolated self to group, needs caves where they might settle.