In a thick Arabic accent, my brain went, Berfect.

The stem is long and thick, and almost club shaped with the base up to thick.

Levin is physically scrawny and wears thick glasses.

Laterally, it is very thick and dense, and is attached to the coracoid process.

It is a laboratory tube used much in the same way as a boiling tube except not being as large and thick walled.

The city was inscribed in a rectangle 170 145 fortified meters, with walls 2.6 meters thick and 4.5 meters high.

Houses, infrastructure and agricultural crops were flattened and covered by a thick layer of mud, fallen trees and logs.

Some climbing species, such as kudzu, which do not need to produce thick supportive tissue, may grow up to 12.5 mm h.

Energy is stored in a thick band of muscle and explosively released when triggered by the stimulation of sensory organs resembling hairs on the inside of the mandibles.

The core is about 60 of the plant and has thick (ø 38 µm) but short (0.5 mm) and thin walled (3 µm) fibres.

It is a flat thick noodle made of egg and flour (usually one egg for every 100 g of flour), wider than but similar to the tagliatelle typical of Bologna.

The thick and dense walls provide thermal mass that naturally regulates the interior temperature during both cold and hot outside temperatures.

And overlying this is the skin drape, which is a hugely complex three dimensional structure taking right angled bends here and there, having thin areas like the eyelids, thick areas like the cheek, different colors.

In mines, child labourers usually fetch water, carry sacks of rocks, load the thick logs used to support the underground tunnels, or become errand boys for regular workers.

From her, I learned, amongst many other things, one very precious lesson that if you want to destroy something in this life, be it an acne, a blemish or the human soul, all you need to do is to surround it with thick walls.

Howard's about this high, and he's round, and he's in his 60s, and he has big huge glasses and thinning grey hair, and he has a kind of wonderful exuberance and vitality, and he has a parrot, and he loves the opera, and he's a great aficionado of medieval history.

This gives me a chance to suggest to you the structure of the Column of Marcus Aurelius, which is really no more than a pile of quarters high thick quarters. Over the Piazza of Saint Ignacio, completely ruining the symmetry, but that aside a spectacular place to visit.

The few black African survivors swam to the shore and penetrated the then thick jungle under the leadership of Anton, the chief of the group, where they remained as free men maintaining their original culture, not influenced by the typical elements found in other provinces of the coast or in the Andean region.

Possible analogies of such an evolution mechanism and pre glacial lakes are thick water lenses under a 3 4 kilometer thick unit of the glacier cover at the sites of Dome B and Dome Charlie and the Vostok Station in Eastern Antarctica.

According to Kuwait, approximately eleven million barrels of oil were released into Kuwaiti territorial waters, and habitat and shoreline surveys performed in the months following the invasion and occupation revealed shorelines covered in a thick coating of oil with the potential for widespread injury to marine life, shoreline habitat, and fisheries.