-
processing was tiny: in 1701, only 900,775
kilograms (1,985,868 lb) of
cottonwool was
imported into England, and by 1730 this had
fallen to 701,014 kg (1...
- (Video) "Trans
Fatty Acid" (Kruder &
Dorfmeister session mix) (video) "
Cottonwool" (Fila
Brazillia mix) (video) "Sweet" (Soulchild
Radio mix) (video) "Heaven"...
- a
secretary dabs
ineffectively at the
wound with a
minuscule piece of
cottonwool. Bogarde, at his best for some time
recently in
roles requiring understated...
- "The
hedgehog drawings are
turning out very comical. I have
dressed up a
cottonwool dummy for
convenience of
drawing the clothes. It is such a
figure of fun...
- of
cotton wool in the
first medical context as
Gamgee Tissue and his
cottonwool gauze is
still essential in the
treatment of
wounds today. The common...
-
selection of
plant material for this park did not stop with the
plains cottonwool. A wide, and, for the time, sophisticated,
range of
plant material was...
- fine roots. In culture, this
species shows a uniform, dome-shaped and
cottonwool-like
colony growth pattern. It also
frequently presents sympodially branched...
- thus when he was
mapping out
areas of
anaesthesia or
hyperaesthesia the
cottonwool, pin, etc.,
would p**** more slowly, and the 'say when'
would become a...
