- A
fence, also
known as a receiver, mover, or
moving man, is an
individual who
knowingly buys
stolen goods in
order to
later resell them for profit. The...
- A silt
fence,
sometimes (misleadingly)
called a "filter
fence," is a
temporary sediment control device used on
construction sites to
protect water quality...
- In agriculture,
fences are used to keep
animals in or out of an area. They can be made from a wide
variety of materials,
depending on terrain, location...
-
obstructions variously classified as "
fences" or "walls".
Between the
physical barriers,
security is
provided by a "virtual
fence" of sensors, cameras, and other...
- snow load. The
resulting snow-melt
flooded valleys,
inundated or
swept away towns, mills, dams, flumes, houses,
fences, and
domestic animals, and ruined...
- full-time
thorn in the
sides of
those authorities and
others who want to
flood,
fence, dig up,
knock down and
otherwise damage the
Dartmoor national park."...
- and
other Palestinian armed groups named the
attacks Operation Al-Aqsa
Flood (or Deluge; Arabic: عملية طوفان الأقصى, romanized: ʿamaliyyat ṭūfān al-ʾAqṣā...
- flow that
carries away the
excess water over
Flying Sand
Fence, to
ensure against flooding.
Anlan or Couple's
Bridge spans the full
width of the river...
-
survived the
flood; however, the
stone walls did not, and were
washed away. On 1 May 2005, the
official reopening of the village,
wooden fences were used...
-
border between the two states.
Small demarcated portions of the
border are
fenced on both sides. The
Radcliffe Line was
published on 17
August 1947 as a boundary...
