There's no lightning bolt scar, just a couple of chickenpox divots.
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" He added: "The divots left behind from those times took months to heal.
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No serious potholes or pavement cracks, but plenty of little bumps and divots.
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Each has a pattern of cells, or divots that are designed to diffuse sound.
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Divots in corridors marked where shrapnel had knocked chunks of plaster from the walls.
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There are rocks sticking up from the trail, and divots and gullies hidden beneath the foliage.
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Its interior's many edges and divots made it the ideal surface for spreading jam and butter.
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Hundreds of divots and scuff marks fill much of the 12-foot wooden backstop behind the net.
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In fact, it's rather messy-looking — an ungainly slab of meat made up of divots and lumps.
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I just couldn't get around with the divots and stuff, but now there's a space that I can.
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The ice is worn from overuse, and divots courtesy of the figure skaters are visible throughout the rink.
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Greeks and Romans ate at thermopolia, where customers could grab drinks and food from divots in L-shaped counters.
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After about two weeks' time, discoloration from sun damage is diminished and divots from old acne scars are filled in.
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An ECC rep tells us the guys just stomped some dirt in the divots and it successfully remedied the issue.
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Andy Murray said that the Centre Court specifically had visible divots and was in poor shape compared with previous years.
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It felt like a joke, but when I took out my mouthguard the next morning, it was marked with deep divots.
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"New Girl" has amiably chugged along, hitting a few divots along the way but never sliding too far or permanently downhill.
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I've come to think that the divots are cute, but still, I tighten each log and start over if it's not solid.
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Before and after the pregame and halftime shows, Mangan and his team also walk the field to repair any divots or other damage.
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They tore up divots of clotted trash from the ground and hurled them at one another in perfervid frustration with each other's views.
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They come for the everything bagels layered with fried eggs and pastrami-spiced bacon and the bialy divots stuffed with pork and scallops.
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Splashing through mud-filled divots and fields of purple lupine flowers, we passed sheep perched on the volcanic rocks that litter the landscape.
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The Shooting Star drones rest in divots designed to cup the round LED housing, which also features the charging contacts for the drones.
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"In images taken by InSight the next day, several divots in the orange-red soil can be seen trailing Rolling Stones Rock," it said.
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For the first mile, I slalomed between competitors as we navigated a rutted dirt road pocked with divots large enough to roll an ankle.
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A few times during his match against Mannarino, Djokovic stumbled, and at other times, he stooped to clear away divots or clumps of grass.
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Piping the meringue with a closed-star tip makes myriad gorgeous ridges that toast dark and dramatic, leaving negative white space in the divots.
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In the sitting room, he shifted a wooden butaque chair by the architect's collaborator Clara Porset, exposing divots in the floor left by its feet.
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There were reports the helicopter damaged the football field, causing divots that may have led to a problem when ECC played their next football game.
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New photos sent back by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft reveal mysterious light patches and dark divots on the strange, frozen space rock known as 2014 MU69.
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" As she felt his venom coursing through her body, she moaned in despair, "We kept praying there would be pivots, but instead there were only divots.
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She started out running backwards on the sand but quickly switched to road running because the divots on the beach were difficult to navigate on her own.
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Rosso, a key figure in the Met Breuer's inaugural show "Unfinished," created discomfiting bronze and wax statues which dissolved the subjects' faces into landscapes of crags and divots.
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The surfaces are scored, crimped, stubbled, and gouged with navel-like divots, as if the artist were trying to retain the idiosyncratic features of the amulet's hand-molded dough.
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He handles it with a card dealer's deftness, searching its surface for divots, notches, ridges—any irregularities that will lend his fingers the purchase they need to clutch it fast.
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At the moment, the researchers' best guess for the origins of the tunnels goes like this: At first, normal wear-and-tear on the surface of a garnet creates divots.
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I used red ink and tried to draw as straight as possible in a very stereographical way, but there are these divots and deviations, and the ink starts to bleed.
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Upon finishing, he grabbed a bucket of ice shavings and repaired the divots in the ice that he had created with his toe pick when he pushed off for his jumps.
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Pregnant women were meant to lay down in small kind of divots in the ground so their belly could go in to allow the whip to fall flat on their back.
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Snails in the divots of a heavy glazed dish have a wafer of parsley crust on top that's almost as fun to eat as a rag of bread dunked in their garlic butter.
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There are many similar divots and ditches in the literary landscape, but we'll keep peering into Mr. Roth's because so few have dug and illuminated with such verve, wit, fearlessness and emotional acuity.
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It got so bad that I had to go to the dentist and pay $760 out-of-pocket to have divots drilled into my back molars so I could close my jaw more comfortably.
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VOLVO S90 W/PILOT ASSIST TEST DRIVE: Video Tall sidewall all-season tires and a $1,200 self-leveling rear air suspension get the CC over big bumps and through deep divots without much pain.
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They resemble the divots in the limestone walls of the former J. P. Morgan & Company headquarters at 23 Wall Street, created when a bomb went off in 1920, killing 38 people and injuring hundreds.
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Though the Obama years weren't paradise for scientists — sequestration cut divots in research budgets, and funding for the National Institutes of Health essentially flatlined, among other things — the scientific community generally felt valued and respected.
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For a year, heavy equipment was used to reconstruct the stream, remove dams, break up the bog mat and create divots and mounds in the ground, called micro-topography, where water pools and birds alight.
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In fact, this look is so spot on (pun definitely intended), all that's missing are the wrist-length white gloves, white hat with a matching ribbon, and the chance to stomp the divots alongside Richard Gere.
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The 8.5-inch rubber tires are pretty sturdy (and the package came with an extra set), but I was hyper-aware of divots, small rocks, and debris in the road, convinced I would be sent flying.
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They don't cause any uncomfortable hotspots of pressure at the top of the head, their headband is easily adjustable and doesn't create unsightly divots in your hairstyle, and their weight of 23g (23oz) makes them effortlessly portable.
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The bialy might have been custom-made for the job, particularly the ones at Shelsky's, which are baked to a darker brown, their thumbprint divots filled with a more robustly caramelized onion confit, than garden-variety bialys.
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World number one Andy Murray spoke on Friday of "almost like little divots" appearing on Centre Court while French player Kristina Mladenovic found fault with Court 18, hours after American Bethanie Mattek-Sands seriously injured her knee on Court 17.
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In the frustrating, unfair world of acne, some people don't scar — their bodies produce enough collagen to reverse the fat loss and subsequent divots that are caused by a particularly aggressive pimple — while others are left with a cornucopia of scar variations.
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In a beautiful and bizarre outpouring, you told us about painful carpal tunnel, constipation, thyroid malfunctions, excess drool, itchy nipples, strange divots in your thighs and shins that won't go away, cured aversions to cilantro ... the list goes on, because the human body is a magical, horrible wonderland.
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After a minute of this, I went down on one knee to ease the tension in my back, a gesture that seemed only to excite the animal all the more, its nails tearing up divots as it fought for purchase, trying, it occurred to me now, to bring me down to its level.
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The Ausco-Lambert brake has an unusual mechanism to expand the brake pads. It uses two flat rings, both with pad material on one side and conical divots on the other side. Two rings are placed together with the conical divots facing together and a ball bearing in each pair of divots. When the rings are rotated relative to each other, the balls roll up the ramp faces of the conical divots, pushing apart the two rings.
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Stymies and Divots - The Stymies (Cambridge) v. Divots (Oxford) match occurs on the Wednesday before the Blues Varsity Match, featuring five 18-hole foursomes matches in the morning, followed by 10 18-hole singles matches in the afternoon.
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The Excel Saga anime characters were designed by Ishino Satoshi."Heppoko Jikken Anime Excel Saga ". Richard's Animated Divots. June 7, 2008.
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Divots should always be repaired, either by placing sand in the divot or replacing the grass. Some courses also place containers of divot repair mix on carts and at tees, which can be poured into the divot.
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Metal plugs or divots in the river bed provided roughness to simulate different types of material, whilst folded metal mesh simulated dense foliage. With each gallon of water representing 1.5 million gallons, an entire day of river flow along the whole system could be simulated in 5 minutes.
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Amalgam restorations in the mouth may be clean and non-tarnished. As tooth substance around restorations erodes away, fillings may also appear to be rising out of the tooth. The teeth may form divots on the chewing surfaces when dental erosion is occurring. This mainly happens on the first, second, and third molars.
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Interpoint refers to braille printing that is offset, so that the paper can be embossed on both sides, with the dots on one side appearing between the divots that form the dots on the other. Using a computer or other electronic device, Braille may be produced with a braille embosser (printer) or a refreshable braille display (screen).
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This will allow the turf manager to water deeper and therefore improve the root system. Introducing sand into the thatch layer allows the growth media to be suitable for play. Without sand mixed with the thatch layer, divots would readily kick out and the field would not be safe for any type of sport. Another common method of reducing thatch is vertical mowing.
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After a bunker shot a player should rake the sand smooth again After playing from a bunker, a player should smooth the sand to even out any footprints and divots, usually by means of a rake. Not all sand filled areas are classified as bunkers, e.g. coastal courses (e.g. Myrtle Beach) frequently feature designated waste areas; these areas need not be smoothed following play.
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In 2019, the Raiders and Packers met at IG Field in Winnipeg for a preseason game. The field, home to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League, normally has goal posts 110 yards apart. The posts were moved for the NFL preseason game, but the resulting divots in the field caused a safety hazard. To allow the game to go on, the game was played on a hastily shortened 80-yard field.
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The surface of a polo field requires careful and constant grounds maintenance to keep the surface in good playing condition. During half-time of a match, spectators are invited to go onto the field to participate in a polo tradition called "divot stamping", which was developed not only to help replace the mounds of earth (divots) that are torn up by the horses' hooves, but also to afford spectators the opportunity to walk about and socialise.
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From 1879 to 1883, the Parsis and Hindus of Bombay were locked in a struggle against the governing Europeans over the use of the playing fields known as the Bombay Maidan. Gymkhana members would play polo on the field, rendering much of it useless for cricket because of the large divots left by the horses, while sparing their own European-only cricket ground. With this dispute settled in favour of the natives, the Europeans versus Parsis matches resumed in 1884.
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A wrecked golf course has a signboard which says "Please Replace Divots". Tom, implied to have caused the damage, is trying to hit his golf ball out of a gigantic divot as he sinks, until he finally hits the ball on his 51st try. When Tom takes the flag out of the hole, the ball rolls in but bounces out; Jerry is living in the hole. After throwing the ball directly into Tom's eye in jest, Tom swings his golf club at the mouse and misses.
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Gordon Moss formed part of the lands of the Greenknowe Estate. Circa the 1700s, some nearby land from the estate was sold as plots which now form Gordon's Main Street. Many of the title deeds of these plots came with a variety of rights from the lands of Greenknowe such as catching rabbits, gathering firewood and cutting divots (turf to fireproof thatching). This caused various conflicts with farming practices on the Greenknowe estate so in the 1800s part of the land of the Gordon Moss was given in exchange for these rights.
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External tank (ET)-124 shows hailstorm damage. Technicians repair the ET nose cone. Following a hailstorm at KSC on 26 February 2007, inspections of the stack found damage to the shuttle and the external tank. Hailstones as large as golf balls had created around 1,000–2,000 divots in the tank's foam insulation, damaged at least one Ice Frost Ramp on the tank, and caused minor surface damage to about 26 heat shield tiles on Atlantiss left wing. On 4 March 2007 the STS-117 stack was similarly rolled back into the VAB.
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All of this destruction is noticed by the two outraged and angry Italian-ethnicity groundskeepers, to one of whom Moe's explanation of the field of divots was, was that "The Pieces are getting Smaller" - this drives the groundskeepers to complain to the golf course's management personnel, who respond by sending the police in pursuit of the trio. The Stooges manage to escape in their beer truck. As they drive up a steep hill, two barrels fall off the truck and roll away. Parking the truck, the Stooges give chase but to no avail.
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Females will sometimes split their clutch into multiple areas, or deposit their clutch communally with other pairs in a single area. The relatively large amount of pigmentation in eggs and tadpoles is thought to help expedite development, and tadpoles will congregate in the shallowest, warmest margins of ponds during the day. At nighttime tadpoles settle down into the silty detritus where they are more insulated from the cold nighttime temperatures. This often gives their pools the appearance of "golf ball" texture, because tadpoles leave divots in the silt (see picture of breeding pool).
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A robot arm handles an assay plate The key labware or testing vessel of HTS is the microtiter plate: a small container, usually disposable and made of plastic, that features a grid of small, open divots called wells. In general, microplates for HTS have either 96, 192, 384, 1536, 3456 or 6144 wells. These are all multiples of 96, reflecting the original 96-well microplate with spaced wells of 8 x 12 with 9 mm spacing. Most of the wells contain test items, depending on the nature of the experiment.
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The blue-footed booby is distributed among the continental coasts of the eastern Pacific Ocean from California to the Galápagos Islands south into Peru. It is strictly a marine bird. Its only need for land is to breed and rear young, which it does along the rocky coasts of the eastern Pacific. A booby may use and defend two or three nesting sites, which consist of bare black lava in small divots in the ground, until they develop a preference for one a few weeks before the eggs are laid.
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Once inside, the Stooges steal some golfers' clothes, and split up to practice—although they know absolutely nothing about golf. Curly gets his golf ball stuck in the tree and decides the only way to retrieve it is by chopping the tree down. Moe finds an open area to practice, but the only thing that he hits is the ground, which is soon pockmarked with hundreds of divots and a dozen golfers knocked out by flying balls. Larry practices putting, but a root gets in his way, and he tears up the putting green in his efforts to extract the seemingly endless root.
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Most of these hoppers maintain a constant tension on the ball stack to ensure that once a paintball is fired, a new one immediately takes its place. A special feed tube is sometimes used to allow placement of a hopper below the chamber, giving the marker a much lower profile. Any hopper-based loading system still relies on gravity to get paint into the drive portion of the loader itself. The 'Warp' loader uses an electric motor to rotate two silicone discs with ball-shaped divots, which add each ball to a stack headed down the feed tube into the chamber.
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Phiri studied social sciences at the University of Bristol and went on to obtain a degree. He then went to study for a degree in Social Anthropology at Oxford University. At Bristol, he took up golf, making such rapid progress in just two years that he was appointed captain of the university team. At Oxford, his handicap was reduced to three and he played first in the Divots, the second team, against Cambridge in 1961 (winning both his matches) and for the university team in the varsity golf match in 1962 (again winning both matches) and in 1963.
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Players climb up a wall by using the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk to place their hands on divots and edges to grab on to. The game also supports the Wii Balance Board, allowing players to position their feet by shifting their weight as they stand on the board. Players work against both a time limit and a depleting stamina gauge, the latter which can be replenished by picking up energy drink bottles. The game features a number of walls to climb including artificial indoor climbing walls and outdoor climbing faces that feature natural hazards such as loose footholds, waterfalls and slippery moss-covered rocks.
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A trouble-maker from the moment he was hatched, this rampant robin has left damage and destruction wherever he's gone. The Welsh wildman has set off a fire extinguisher before a game, ridden onto the pitch on a bike and tried to run over a linesman (for which he was sent off by the club's managing director) and dug huge divots from the ground with a pitchfork. Among his other acts of skulduggery are poking fun at the linesmen – he waves his own flag when the ball goes out of play – and running onto the pitch waving a pole (another early bath offence). This seen him regularly getting him into trouble with then manager Brian Flynn.
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New T. fulviventris colonies are established in the spring every year when one or more workers from a previous colony leave their nest and begin scouting divots in tree trunks for a new nest location. These bees have been shown to mark these sites with pheromones, often leaving odor trails to lead to desirable nest locations. However, these pheromones can also attract rival T. fulviventris colonies, which can lead to aggressive encounters between the attracted workers and the new nest-initiation workers (further described in Nest Initiation Aggression below). Once it is determined which workers will inhabit the new area, gynes (reproductive females) will mate with a swarm of males mid-flight and enter the new nest to initiate a new colony.
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