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1. Spring is the time when the tea trees sprout their new growth, and also the busiest time of year for the tea farmers.
2. Spring is the best time to visit and conditions are mild and rainfall is minimal.
3. Spring is a very good IoC container, but its main attraction is its integrations with other technologies, such as Hibernate, JDO, JMX, JMS, and so forth. (Web site)
4. Spring is a lightweight container framework that represents an exciting way to build enterprise components with simple Java objects.
5. Spring is the season for flower teas, which can lift the spirit from drowsiness.

March

1. Here in Wisconsin, as winter turns to spring in March and April, we tap our own trees and collect the sap. (Web site)

Launch

1. This signifies the beginning of assembly for the flight, which is planned for launch next spring. (Web site)
2. The plan right now is to launch about the time the spring semester starts back.
3. Spring-powered airsoft guns are single-shot devices that use potential energy stored in a spring to launch an airsoft pellet down the barrel of the gun.

Days

1. This spring I decided it should be even bigger, and over the last two days I planted a hundred more, bringing the total to over nine hundred.
2. These two days are known as the March(vernal or spring in the northern hemisphere) equinox and the September equinox.
3. By the time of the spring equinox, days have grown noticeably longer. (Web site)

Closed

1. When the lobe rotates away from the lifter, the valve is closed by a spring that is attached to the valve. (Web site)
2. By the time the camp was closed in the spring of 1950, at least 12,000 had died of malnutrition and disease.
3. Blow-Off valves use a combination of manifold pressure signal and spring force to detect when the throttle is closed. (Web site)

Closed Position

1. The pressure relief valve typically contains a spring which biases the valve into a closed position. (Web site)

North

1. The whales return north during the late winter and spring (mid-February to early June).
2. Other parks in Cardiff are Roath Park, situated in the north of the city or Victoria Park, which is full of colour in spring.
3. By the spring of AD 101 plans were settled and the emperor marched north with an army that would eventually involve as many as 11 legions. (Web site)

Namaqualand

1. When spring comes to the Namaqualand, the dry land is covered by wild sweeps of orange, pink, white and yellow flowers. (Web site)

Sun

1. The point measured along the ecliptic which represents the apparent position of the Sun at the moment of the Vernal (Spring) Equinox. (Web site)
2. In spring and autumn, the Sun is close to the crossing points of ecliptic and celestial equator. (Web site)
3. The cycle of zodiac signs starts with Aries, which begins at the spot on the ecliptic where the Sun is on the first day of spring. (Web site)

Torrents

1. THE TORRENTS OF SPRING appeared in 1926 and Hemingway's first serious novel, THE SUN ALSO RISES, on the same year.
2. The Torrents of Spring is technically Hemingway's first novel, though The Sun Also Rises is his first major success.

Pale Pink

1. The flowers are produced in the early spring, before the leaves appear; they are pale pink, with several inflorescences clustered on a 5-20 cm stem. (Web site)
2. The flowers are bell-shaped, white or pale pink, and borne in small clusters of 2-20 together; flowering is in the spring. (Web site)
3. Its blooms are pale pink to white and appear mid spring to early summer.

Goddess

1. PERSEPHONE The Goddess of the Underworld and Renewal of Spring was a daughter of Zeus and Demeter (or, according to one account, of Zeus and Styx). (Web site)
2. He embraces Chloris; he is transforming her from nymph into Flora the goddess of spring; Flora is the figure between Chloris and Venus. (Web site)
3. Another fertility animal associated with the Goddess at Ostara was the Hare, this due to its constant mating activity in spring. (Web site)

Roman Goddess

1. The Roman goddess of flowers, gardens, and the season of Spring is Flora.
2. Flora was a Roman goddess also associated with spring, flowers, youth and May Day.
3. Another Maia was the Roman goddess of spring, daughter of Faunus and wife of Vulcan (his Greek counterpart, Hephæstus, married Aphrodite instead).

Manon

1. The ending may come as a surprise if you don't know that this is part one of two films; the second, "Manon of the Spring," continues the story. (Web site)

Florette

1. We watched them all this year this equal delight, My Father's Glory, My Mother's Castle, Jean de Florette and Manon of the Spring.
2. Jean de Florette is seen together with Manon of the Spring.

Brief Hiatus

1. During the spring of 2003, Ludacris returned to the music scene after a brief hiatus with a new single, "Act A Fool" off the 2 Fast 2 Furious soundtrack.

Best Time

1. All things taken into account, the best time to visit the island is spring or fall.
2. The best time of the year to visit Swansea Bay is from late spring to early autumn since most of the attractions in the area are outdoor orientated. (Web site)
3. The best time to go to Martinique is the slightly cooler, drier season of late winter to early spring (February to May).

Best Times

1. Spring and fall are the best times to visit Shaanxi, since the winters are cold and summer is often rainy.
2. The best times to visit Beijing are spring (April and May are nicest) and fall (September and October can be beautiful). (Web site)
3. Late spring or early summer are the best times to test your well, since coliform contamination is most likely to show up during wet weather. (Web site)

Keukenhof

1. Keukenhof, Spring Garden of Europe - Pictures, information on the history and services. (Web site)

Lisse

1. The most popular attractions in Lisse is Keukenhof, open only during spring when the tulips are flowering.
2. Tulips grow around Lisse behind the dunes and Keukenhof is a well-known tourist attraction; in spring there are many beautiful flowers on display there.
3. Over seven million bulbs are planted each year at the 70 acre Keukenhof gardens, at Lisse in Holland, to guarantee a spectacular display of blooms in spring.

Athens

1. Poseidon had wanted to be the protector of Athens, and in a competition with Athena about the city, he offered a spring to the Athenians.
2. Anoixi (in Greek, Άνοιξη, meaning "spring") is a rather exclusive suburb in Attica, Greece -- just about 23 km north of Athens.
3. In Oropus, north of Athens, the oracle Amphiaraus, was said to be the son of Apollo; Oropus also had a sacred spring.

Olive Tree

1. Poseidon struck the ground with his trident and a spring sprung up; the water was salty and not very useful, whereas Athena offered them an olive tree. (Web site)
2. To prove her worthiness for the honor, Athena caused an olive tree to spring up on the citadel of Athens, the Acropolis. (Web site)

Warm

1. Winters are cold with plenty of snow; summers are usually warm and dry; spring and autumn are usually cool with fog normal at harvest time.
2. Summer, between June and September, ranges from warm to very hot, while spring and autumn are generally mild throughout the country. (Web site)
3. Humpback whale breeding occurs mostly in the winter to early spring while near the surface and in warm, tropical waters.

Cold Winters

1. Kermanshah experiences rather cold winters and there are usually rainfalls in fall and spring. (Web site)
2. Cabernet franc vines survive cold winters better than cabernet sauvignon, but are more susceptible to being damaged by Spring frosts. (Web site)

Track

1. We won in the spring when the track stayed fast all night long and just ran out of time in the fall race.
2. Auto Club's fall Cup race was shortened to 400 miles from 500 this year, but in 2011 the track will return to hosting a single Cup event in the spring.
3. The car we are taking ran well at Bristol this spring so hopefully it will run even better at Dover." ON THE TRACK. The No.

Martinsville

1. At Martinsville, Va., one spring, Franklin said, Bobby Allison spun Wendell several times, but his dad never retaliated - during the race. (Web site)
2. He relinquished the lead by passing on the spring races at Bristol and Martinsville.
3. He finished 42nd in the spring and 20th in the fall at Martinsville in 2007.

Mysia

1. Having gone ashore at Cios in Mysia to fetch water, he was dragged down by the nymphs of the spring in which he dipped his pitcher. (Web site)

Hylas

1. Hylas was kidnapped by the nymph of the spring of Pegae, (Dryope), that fell in love with him in Mysia and vanished without a trace (Apollonius Rhodios).
2. When the Argonauts landed at Cios, Hylas went to fetch water from a spring. (Web site)

Coil Spring

1. Coil Spring: A spring that fits between your brackets and over your archwire to open space between your teeth. (Web site)
2. A coil spring or coil springs turned around the valve shaft 392 can replace the first and second compression springs 408, 410.
3. Coil Spring: A small spring placed around the arch wire to either maintain or increase space between teeth. (Web site)

Tapestry

1. General introductory documentation for both Tapestry and Spring Framework are available on their respective web sites.

Hivemind

1. I think HiveMind has contributed to Spring in the same way that Tapestry has contributed to JSF. Reply to this Reply to original HiveMind vs. (Web site)
2. HiveMind has interesting innovations, and PicoContainer has an easy-to-use model (in theory), but the community seems to have voted on Spring Framework. (Web site)

Hoof

1. The water that gave the Muses their inspiration had dried up, so Pegasus stamped his hoof and created a spring. (Web site)

Mount Helicon

1. He immediately flew off to Mount Helicon, where the nine Muses lived, and as he landed on the earth again his hooves opened a spring of clear water. (Web site)

Foliage

1. Another good carpeting plant is Grevillea Fanfare which spreads 2-3 m has red tipped foliage and long toothbrush flowers from spring to autumn.
2. Foliage is deep olive green through to copper new growth Flowers a mass of white stamens through Spring and Summer. (Web site)
3. Chinese Wisteria will flower in the spring before the foliage emerges. (Web site)

Yellow Flowers

1. Its fragrant pink, white, or yellow flowers appear in late winter to early spring.
2. Abundant globular balls of yellow flowers in Spring to early Summer. (Web site)
3. Yellow flowers appear in groups along the stem in winter and spring.

Le Sacre Du Printemps

1. Nijinsky collaborated with Stravinsky for Le Sacre du Printemps in 1913 (also known as The Rite of Spring), as well as set designer Roerich. (Web site)

Petrushka

1. But, in 1909, work on the opera was interrupted by commissions for the Ballets Russes, including Firebird, Petrushka, and The Rite of Spring. (Web site)

Vernal Equinox

1. The moment at which the sun passes through the vernal equinox, about March 21, marking the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. (Web site)
2. The time when the sun is at the vernal equinox defines the first day of spring.
3. In the Northern Hemisphere, the March equinox marks the start of spring and is often called the vernal equinox. (Web site)

First Full Moon

1. That night is the first full moon of the year and that is also the first night when spring returns to the great earth. (Web site)
2. Easter always falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal (Spring) equinox, which is on 21st March.
3. The first full Moon of spring is called the Egg Moon (or Easter Moon, or Paschal Moon) and must fall within the week before Easter. (Web site)

Trees

1. Maple syrup, sap, is a sterile, clear liquid, which provides the trees with water and nutrients prior to the buds and leaves opening in the spring.
2. Temperate deciduous forests are forests in cool, rainy areas; they have trees that lose their leaves in Fall and regrow them in Spring. (Web site)
3. In Greek mythology, Phyllis was a goddess of spring, trees, wisdom, women's secrets and the genetic knowledge contained in seeds. (Web site)

Bloom

1. Clusters of fragrant white flowers are among the first to bloom in spring. (Web site)
2. Here is a rundown of small, flowering trees for our region, in approximate order of bloom, from early spring through summer into fall and even winter.
3. Crocus is popular with gardeners because, as one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring, it signals the end of winter.

Valve

1. The force exerted by the valve spring is acting on the side of the lifter locking pins, preventing them from moving until the intake valve has closed. (Web site)
2. The "valve lock" (also called the key, keeper, or washer) is a device which holds the valve spring in place on the valve stem. (Web site)
3. The valve spring for the Horizontally-Opposed 4-cylinder 16-valve DOHC engine is a small spring, approximately 4cm long and 2cm in diameter. (Web site)

Valve Spring

1. As a result, because the valve spring receives heavy loads, the spring is made longer to enhance expandability and rigidity. (Web site)
2. The valve spring is a coiled spring that presses the valve against the camshaft cam profile through the tappet. (Web site)
3. Valve spring 24 exerts a biasing force on the valve 20 to close the engine valve. (Web site)

March 21

1. The autumnal equinox occurs around September 21; the vernal (spring) equinox occurs around March 21.
2. The vernal equinox, when spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere, occurs about March 21, when the Sun moves north across the celestial equator. (Web site)
3. Zero degrees of right ascension is the position of the Sun during the vernal (spring) equinox (March 21). (Web site)

Equinox

1. This was the situation during the "Age of Aries." The sun is here pictured (in Aries) as it was located on the day of the spring equinox in that age. (Web site)
2. It is astronomically impossible for the Sun to be at zero degrees Aries every year at the time of the Spring equinox.
3. Winter solstice occurs on about December 21, summer solstice is near June 21, spring equinox is around March 20 and autumnal equinox is about September 23.

Red Flowers

1. The red flowers may occur throughout the year, but are most prolific in winter and spring. (Web site)
2. In spring, they are covered with fragrant white, pink, or red flowers, and in fall with small yellow, orange, or red apples.
3. The pink or red flowers appear between late autumn and late spring. (Web site)

Late Autumn

1. The town's climate is favorable - it characterizes with warm summer, early spring and late autumn, while the winter is cold and wet. (Web site)
2. Spring and late autumn are the best times to visit Athens. (Web site)
3. Generally the best time for windsurfing in Bulgaria is from early spring till late autumn. (Web site)

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