「damp」の共起表現一覧(1語左で並び替え)
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| innings when Sussex were bowled out for 58 on a | damp pitch at Weston-super-Mare. |
| me weavers instead, practising their trade in a | damp cellar, prone to flooding due to the nearby Riv |
| At this point it is usually little more than a | damp, muddy ditch, and remains so until halfway thro |
| J. kraussi is salt tolerant and favours a | damp environment and is most often found in areas su |
| Helmshore owes its development to a | damp climate that was ideally suited to the developm |
| he surface of the soil with water to maintain a | damp, but not soggy, look and feel. |
| England had been set 107 to win, but with a | damp pitch and uncertain weather, "the task could no |
| his hundredth first-class hundred in 1935 on a | damp pitch at Basingstoke, reaching the milestone wi |
| Overnight rain produced a | damp surface for the start of morning practice, but |
| ears from the coverage that this was a bit of a | damp squib, Scalia addressed members of both parties |
| a family friend, who ended up keeping them in a | damp attic for decades. |
| h Kent and MCC, he was a formidable bowler in a | damp summer and took 190 wickets for under fourteen |
| The Grote Waard was a | damp peat region, which was roughly limited by what |
| so in a hilly part of England, meaning it has a | damp climate. |
| was expected to be another classic; however, a | damp day put an end to this. |
| Deoxyadenosine monophosphate is abbreviated | dAMP. |
| nd has a fairly good range of wild flowers, and | damp areas near some of the ponds contain much tufte |
| r is hot and dry during the summer and cool and | damp in winter, when frequent ground fog known regio |
| agitating gas which grew increasingly warm and | damp, precipitating a heavy rain that created the oc |
| y moved below decks on this relatively cool and | damp morning to warm up before the departure. |
| t can range from 0 when conditions are cool and | damp, to 100 on days when the weather is dry and win |
| e rocks are very slippery and the cove dark and | damp. |
| tches of open water; instead, layers of wet and | damp peat support characteristic wetland plant forms |
| o spend the day working inside a dark, cool and | damp underground chamber, excavated from solid rock |
| to Ireland, which is generally rather cool and | damp. |
| Winters are cool and | damp, averaging around 30 inches of rainfall and occ |
| taken out of use due to structural problems and | damp and is now maintained by the Redundant Churches |
| ction instruments, pH meters, light meters, and | damp meters. |
| zone would be under water part of the time, and | damp or dry in other seasons. |
| y continuous rain made the reception chilly and | damp, but eventually all of the ships and their tows |
| It grows on forest edges, open groves, and | damp places. |
| This animal is found in humid areas and | damp northern forests. |
| the development of heathland, valley mires and | damp woodland. |
| It lives in spruce forest clearings and | damp meadows within these. |
| e shrike found in wooded grassland, gardens and | damp acacia scrub. |
| , the two substrates of this enzyme are ATP and | dAMP, whereas its two products are ADP and dADP. |
| he pay was low, and the buildings were cold and | damp. |
| of water moss which grows on moist, shady, and | damp soil. |
| The shock absorbers, if any, | damp the spring motion also and must be less stiff t |
| At the southern end of the reserve are | damp meadows with hemlock and willowherb, and a dry |
| Its natural habitats are | damp or marshy areas in upland grassland. |
| nt's nostrils and place a pungent odor (such as | damp coffee essence) under the open nostril. |
| s, freezing winter climate with snow as well as | damp and foggy summers with minimum visibility. |
| Some hold water while others remain as | damp depressions, only holding water seasonally. |
| The plant mostly grows in heavy soils at | damp sites. |
| It grows at | damp habitats, mostly in coastal areas and has extre |
| Its habitat is recorded as being | damp, sandy soils in open Melaleuca viridiflora comm |
| Its habitat is recorded as being | damp sand near sandstone rocks or on swampy drainage |
| Winters are short and somewhat mild, but | damp and overcast. |
| On a pitch affected by | damp, England batted very cautiously, making just 14 |
| ding the Manor, Grange and Lodge, surrounded by | damp, reclaimed farmland. |
| Blackdamp (also known as stythe or choke | damp) is an asphyxiant, reducing the available oxyge |
| raised too high and came into contact with coal | damp. |
| allergy-related asthma exacerbated by the cold, | damp air in skating rinks. |
| However, the cold, | damp, airless conditions, combined with the uneven s |
| attle with the Imperial forces amidst the cold, | damp fields of the Lombard countryside. |
| On a cold, | damp night in Cleveland, Barker pitched the tenth of |
| l grow in sun or shade, but will rot in a cold, | damp environment. |
| w hide is kept flexible by use and the constant | damp conditions of Western Ireland. |
| This animal is found near streams in cool | damp deciduous and mixed woods. |
| ood, and the great difference between the cool, | damp woods of Ohio and the dry, hot plains of Kansas |
| As such, the plants fare poorly in cool, | damp zones. |
| t eastern hemlock that block sunlight, creating | damp, cooler growing conditions with associated cool |
| s crowded with hemlock block sunlight, creating | damp, cooler growing conditions with associated cool |
| Conditions were found to be dark, | damp and poorly ventilated. |
| It prefers nesting in dark, | damp areas in soil beneath stones, logs, stumps, and |
| They are adapted to survive in dark, | damp conditions, and possess great strength and spee |
| which time the planks had decayed in the Devon | damp. |
| decaying organic matter, and in sewers, drains, | damp basements, porches, and other damp locations. |
| lude vermin infestation, exposure to lead dust, | damp living quarters, inadequate hot and cold runnin |
| Its typical habitat has been reported as either | damp sandy soils in eucalypt woodlands, near creeks |
| Sizemore spent most of the shoot either | damp, cold or soaking wet and, as a result, caught t |
| It is also easily cultivated and enjoys | damp, humid conditions often provided in greenhouses |
| Seeds infected with the disease may even | damp off during germination. |
| feeding on umbelliferous flowers in for example | damp meadows. |
| The marginal wood fern favors | damp shady areas and is found throughout eastern Nor |
| s, freshwater marshes, wet sandy beaches, fens, | damp grassland and bogs. |
| It was known that fire | damp was present in the pit and it is likely that th |
| It was located in a flat, | damp wooded area. |
| ood stasis, for post partum abdominal pain, for | Damp heat skin conditions, and as a diuretic to redu |
| To protect it from | damp, the wooden posts rest on a stone foundation ab |
| tinct in Great Britain, where it was known from | damp heathland in the neighbourhood of King's Lynn i |
| t Britain, with nineteenth-century records from | damp woodland in Co. Durham and Yorkshire and twenti |
| There they join other species to sip water from | damp soil to obtain nutrients for mating. |
| Redshanks will nest in any wetland, from | damp meadows to saltmarsh, often at high densities. |
| ter in the wind, and fearing his coat would get | damp (for he is vain to the point of sin), he fled l |
| e and a perimetral rigid aluminium frame helped | damp engine vibrations and prolonged lifetime of the |
| called a Hydro Jet Drill is able to work in hot | damp conditions by superheating water and spraying t |
| It grows in | damp sandy or peaty soils in coastal and tableland a |
| Drosera fulva is found in | damp sandy soils in ephemeral wet depressions above |
| are capable of flourishing in fen or simply in | damp ground. |
| s and other problems that often plague sheep in | damp pastures.” |
| It grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, sandy soils in open savanna at altitudes from |
| Living without running water, in | damp, unheated "studios", seldom free of rats, many |
| U. odontosepala grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, peaty soils in grasslands at altitudes from 1, |
| It grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, sandy soils over sandstone rocks at altitudes |
| It grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp or wet open areas or marshes at altitudes from |
| the black deer fly feed upon organic matter in | damp soil, and are termed hydrobionts in that they i |
| It grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, sandy soils in savannas at altitudes from near |
| cm tall but can grow larger at 20-30 cm tall in | damp forest or scrub habitat. |
| It occurs in | damp or swampy conditions in grasslands or wooded ar |
| ies has a restricted distribution, occurring in | damp forests in hilly country to the east of Melbour |
| It occurs in | damp or dry acidic soils in woods or open woods, fro |
| very tolerant of competition and so is found in | damp crevasses where it survives in small pockets. |
| In the heat of the day, it can bury itself in | damp sand as a means of thermoregulation and to prev |
| regon and California, where it usually grows in | damp areas. |
| It grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, sandy or gravelly soils at altitudes from 1,00 |
| It is found in | damp forested or bushy areas with deep loose soils i |
| mostly be encountered in late Spring usually in | damp meadows. |
| U. microcalyx grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, sandy or peaty soils in grasslands at altitude |
| tions and can often be seen visiting flowers in | damp marshy areas where the aquatic larvae live. |
| ceae with pluriregional distribution growing in | damp forests and wetlands. |
| It is found in | damp habitats throughout Europe (except for the far |
| It grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp or wet open areas with muddy or sandy soils at |
| It grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, sandy soils in savannas at altitudes from near |
| ll colony of camel crickets (which only live in | damp, dark areas by nature) under a small ledge. |
| length, The larvae feed upon organic matter in | damp soils, and are termed hydrobionts in that they |
| grows as a terrestrial or lithophytic plant in | damp, sandy soils among rocks or by streams at altit |
| These tiny snails live in | damp habitat (under rotting vegetation) that is very |
| U. firmula grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, sandy or peaty soils in grasslands or on wet, |
| It is most often found in | damp, sunny forests or grasslands with thick vegetat |
| tains of Southern California, where it grows in | damp areas in the canyons of the southern slopes abo |
| lia, a syntype common throughout the country in | damp, shady areas in acidic, moist and boggy soil, b |
| E. ictericus lives in | damp situations, on Carex comosa, Iris versicolor, N |
| ximately 60 cm (24") to 90 cm (36"), usually in | damp or shaded places and often close to buildings. |
| Kohekohe forest used to be common in | damp coastal and lowland areas in the North Island, |
| It grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp sandy soils near streams and waterfalls in semi |
| umidity in humidors, keeping tools rust free in | damp environments, long term storage, and preservati |
| It is found in | damp forest. |
| The eggs are laid in | damp soil. |
| a self-feeding primer system, was unreliable in | damp weather, and the priming mechanism was expensiv |
| Lives in | damp places, commonly found inhabiting bathrooms and |
| ften abundant (one of the more common ferns) in | damp, shady woodland environments and is often grown |
| Eastern hemlock is common in | damp, shaded ravines. |
| It often grows in | damp low-land forests, especially gullies. |
| It lives in | damp earth and leaves in cracks between the rocks an |
| U. cecilii grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp, shallow soils over laterite. |
| This species is found in | damp habitats such as moss and leaf litter in Jamaic |
| This butterwort grows in | damp environs such as bogs and swamps, in low or sub |
| This species is often found in | damp areas, near streams or in shady ravines. |
| ns, such as Stachybotrys chartarum, can grow in | damp indoor environments. |
| streams and valleys in deserts, particularly in | damp or saline soil. |
| C. alpina is restricted to limestone in | damp locations mainly in upland areas. |
| gests it retains its insulating ability even in | damp conditions. |
| It is generally found in | damp leaf litter and under rotten logs in Dominica. |
| U. bifida grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp soils and in rice fields. |
| Scleria are found mostly in | damp places but sometimes in dry, shady places in fo |
| It burrows in | damp soil and rotting vegetation, and possibly in an |
| t grows up to 12 mm (0.5 in) long, and lives in | damp areas. |
| U. albocaerulea grows as a terrestrial plant in | damp soil and on wet rocks. |
| ntalis) and sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata) in | damp ground. |
| It occurs in | damp forested places in southern Scandinavia, Easter |
| grows in tufts, sometimes loosely, generally in | damp places and on open gravel. |
| In other species the eggs are laid in | damp leaf litter and the male guards them. |
| It is found primarily in | damp soils in habitats such as swamps, wet fields, o |
| anina is sensitive to drought, but is common in | damp places, including ditches and lake margins. |
| arva, or rat-tailed maggot, normally develop in | damp rot holes of felled or felled pine trees. |
| It prefers calcareous soils and lives in | damp and shady places, especially old established wo |
| In | damp temperate climates, by using a fungal infection |
| Drosera dilatato-petiolaris is found in | damp sandy soils on higher ground than Drosera petio |
| n light wells and margins where forest floor is | damp and periphyton present. |
| Its breeding habitat is | damp marshes and tundra in Arctic and boreal Russia. |
| The breeding habitat is | damp mountains, typically between 1,600 - 2,400 m, b |
| t does not require ground vegetation, and likes | damp, rotten, moss-covered wood. |
| montane forest above 1,500 m (4,900 ft), liking | damp areas, especially bamboo thickets, and ravines. |
| of six rush species which can dominate lowland | damp grasslands. |
| The area around the ponds is mainly | damp grassland, with a rich variety of sedges, Carex |
| re they found a kitchen knife in four inches of | damp grass. |
| ravines and shade cast by trees allow plenty of | damp loving mosses and liverworts to thrive here. |
| Owing to excess of | damp, it is not the custom in this country to make t |
| job lots on the Portobello Road on a series of | damp Saturday afternoons." |
| in soils and topography results in a mosaic of | damp copses and seasonally flooded meadow communitie |
| lem Cemetery) filed claim in 1849 to a tract of | damp, clay-rich bottomland along the banks of Salt C |
| nature conservation, which contains an area of | damp pasture. |
| It is a resident of the lower levels of | damp tropical forests, and prefers the deep shade of |
| Summers are cool and often | damp, with thunderstorms common both in Spring and S |
| a plant association characteristically found on | damp ground in portions of western Europe. |
| s in eucalypt woodlands, on swamp edges, and on | damp sandy creekbanks. |
| ause the female deposits the eggs in soil or on | damp cloth, where the larvae can hatch and attach to |
| cts were crowded with chains on their legs onto | damp dungeons, their only food being black bread and |
| stern United States, where it grows in moist or | damp areas in otherwise dry habitat, such as desert |
| odies, common duckweed can also occur on mud or | damp rocks. |
| monophosphate, also known as deoxyadenylate, or | dAMP, is a derivative of the common nucleic acid AMP |
| The bats usually live near water or | damp locations, residing in hollow trees or domestic |
| The original | damp squib (from Cricinfo) |
| A permanently | damp atmosphere is created through a combination of |
| f overhanging trees resulting in a persistently | damp surface. |
| its biological features which is predominately | damp unimproved neutral grassland, which is a rare h |
| its biological features which is predominately | damp unimproved neutral grassland, and is the best e |
| The species prefers | damp locations such as marshy woodland, fens and riv |
| The species prefers | damp locations such as marshy woodland, meadows and |
| ee principal grassland communities are present; | damp neutral grassland, marshy grassland and areas o |
| s "always moist and dewy in winter which proves | damp and unwholesome, and rots the furniture". |
| slows evaporation of soil moisture and provides | damp microhabitats for moisture-sensitive organisms. |
| In 2008 the Norwegian jazz quartet | Damp changed its name to Chrome Hill. |
| ugh Mitchell Cove to the flat-topped and rather | damp col of Blackmoor Pols (1,995 ft). |
| Wet the soil until it's reasonably | damp, allowing any excess water to drain. |
| rned professional wrestler in the series Rising | Damp. |
| His successes include The Squirrels, Rising | Damp, Only When I Laugh, The Bounder, Duty Free, Sin |
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