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• He offered a bold theory, buoyed by its consistency with the data of embryonic development.

• The morphology is relatively static ; progress, buoyed up by such supportive interchanges, is predictable and linear.

• However, they can still be useful for organizations in the throes of change, marker buoys in rough seas, navigational aids rather than the one and only route to take.

• The skewness of these points is derived from the returned pulse shape, while the 4 values are based on the ground truth data from surface buoys.

• In terms of a classical wave picture of light the electrons would all be agitated by the electromagnetic radiation, bobbing up and down like anchored buoys in an ocean swell.

• If there is no loss of speed as the buoy enters the water, find how far it sinks below the surface.

• A large bell was anchored to a buoy, so the tide played a part in activating the sound as well as the wind.

• Increasingly, the state's security forces were called on to buoy up the government's sagging authority.

• The majority of three-, four-, five- and six-year-old children in their study selected an illustration that clearly demonstrated their knowledge of a primary meaning of a homonym (such as buoy).

• Thus, a complex parallelism between biological science and literary art helped to buoy up the emerging literary critical edifice at the end of the nineteenth century.

• There is no reason at all why the buoys should not come to the surface.

• They go home buoyed up by the hope that they are going to get a good start.

• The fishing industry still has the growing problem of drifting oil buoys and suspended wellheads.

• Frequently, in our crowded harbours, ships cannot go alongside, but must go to mooring buoys.

• The security precautions have recently been strengthened and the lighted buoys, fog signals and notices give adequate warning.