1. Another aid to navigation was the taking of soundings.

2. Tables used for compiling aerological observations from upper-air soundings.

3. Much of the data on ocean Bathymetry come from "soundings."

4. 1. Atypically, neither the personal view nor the soundings pieces are anecdotal

5. calculate the amount of liquid cargo using the soundings or tank tables, or both;

6. Non-electronic hydro-, hygro-, psychrometers (including hygrographs, thermo-hygrographs, baro-thermohygrographs, actinometers, pagoscopes; excluding radiosondes for atmospheric soundings)

7. The usefulness of acoustic soundings and the use of a ray-tracing program are specially detailed points.

8. The vertical datum is a surface to which elevations and/or depths (soundings and tide heights) are referred.

9. Non-electronic hydro-, hygro-, psychrometers (including hygrographs, thermo-hygrographs, baro-thermo-hygrographs, actinometers, pagoscopes; excluding radio-sondes for atmospheric soundings)

10. The acoustic soundings from the surface have been supplemented by using vessels equipped to drill holes in the bottom of the sea.

11. Vertical transports, lateral outflow, and generation of kinetic energy are computed directly from twice-daily aerological soundings, while the ‘dissipation’ term is obtained as a residual.

12. New direction, and through all the buffbtings, and Breastings, and soundings, and creakings we are only just now getting her head to bear after his compass

13. New direction, and through all the buffbtings, and Breastings, and soundings, and creakings we are only just now getting her head to bear after his compass

14. Infrared cooling rates computed for clear sky conditions up to 500 mb are somewhat larger than the results form radiometer soundings in fall 1960 as reported byRiehl.

15. Electrical resistivity soundings with small, a.c. equipment (“Earth Testers”) are reliable and interpretable to depths varying from approximately 30 metres in conductive soils to about 100 metres in resistant ground.

16. Cargo residues from Bilges can enter the bottom of sounding pipes and block them making them unusable in order to obtain appropriate soundings through sounding rods, lines etc

17. Take this money, take your daughter away.

18. Negrelli provided the soundings and the alignment of the canal which he had drawn up during his visit of 1847 and which corresponded to a large extent to the draft made by Linant and Mougel.

19. Take the cellular out and take pictures...

20. I'll take a risk take a chance.

21. Take the cellular out and take pictures

22. Take its fruits, take the alligator pears.

23. The following gridded Bathymetry data sets available:-The GEBCO_08 Grid — a global 30 arc-second grid largely generated by combining quality-controlled ship depth soundings with interpolation between sounding points guided by satellite-derived gravity data

24. Just take things lightly, and take some risks.

25. YOU TAKE THE FORWARD SECTION AND I'LL TAKE AFT.

26. Take them.

27. Take it

28. Take him.

29. Take these.

30. Take this.

31. Take care.

32. Take breaks.

33. Take responsibility.

34. Take cover!

35. Take him!

36. Just take care that others don't take advantage of it.

37. This is a very particular take on learning: the Autodidact’s take

38. Take an Active part take an Active part participar activamente → part

39. And if the Krauts take Leige, they take the ammo dump.

40. 14 The hijack take place just after the plane take off.

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42. It may take some time for this designation to take effect.

43. Take the stairs.

44. Take the wheel!

45. Take off, Marv!

46. Let's take meritocracy.

47. Take care, kid.

48. Take this game.

49. I'll take one.

50. Take Hua's hand.

51. ▪ Take breaks.

52. Take the bottle.

53. Take care, skinny!

54. Take care, me.

55. Boy, take it!

56. Take a bow.

57. Take this axe.

58. Take pic Picture!

59. Take him away.

60. Don't take promises.

61. Take her, now!

62. I'll take care of the buttons, you take care of the check.

63. Take your money.

64. Take the shot.

65. Take the oars!

66. Take the turtledoves.

67. Take the ramp.

68. Take a knee.

69. Take the kid!

70. Here, take it.

71. Take that back.

72. Take this body.

73. Take care, boys.

74. The wind was biting, and sleet blew into our faces and stung our eyes during take after take after take.

75. That'II take weeks.

76. Take it easy!

77. Take the gun.

78. Take a breath.

79. Take them away.

80. Take that one