Definitions

1. A Stump is a shortened sea stacks that has been eroded away or fallen because of instability. (Web site)
2. Stump is regarded as the linchpin behind the design and building of cars that have won eight championships and 179 races on NASCAR's premier series.
3. Stump was originally a drummer, acting as such in a local band when he randomly met guitarist Joe Trohman at an area Borders bookstore. (Web site)
4. Stump is writing this well after Knubel and Charles Jacobs are declaring it to be otherwise in conference committees with other Lutherans. (Web site)
5. Joe Stump is one of the leading guitarists of the shred genre. (Web site)

Ailanthus

1. In Chinese literature, ailanthus is often used for two rather extreme metaphors, with a mature tree representing a father and a stump being a spoiled child. (Web site)

Guitarist Joe Trohman

1. The band consists of vocalist-rhythm guitarist Patrick Stump, lead guitarist Joe Trohman, bassist Pete Wentz and drummer Andy Hurley.

Friends

1. ESPN (blog) If you want to stump your friends, and because I like dispersing the knowledge, Bill Elliott holds the record with 226 races between wins.

Pages

1. Indeed, one might mistake John Grisham for John Edwards on the stump in these pages. (Web site)
2. The final chapter, "The Way Forward," is a mere 13 pages and reads like a stump speech.

Addition

1. In addition, patient may have localized pain following amputation, which originates from the stump itself.

Building

1. In building, a user may insert a connecting rod from the bottom through the cylinder stump. (Web site)

Larger Number

1. That is to say a larger number of individuals are born without any caudal appendage or only a stump of a tail than in any other variety of dogs. (Web site)

December 2001

1. In December 2001, we found a peculiar, deep red mushroom on an arbutus Pacific Madrone (Arbutus menziesii) stump and identified it as Naucoria vinicolor.

Hillary Clinton

1. Actor Sean Astin, star of "Rudy" and the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, will be in Southern Pines Tuesday to stump for Hillary Clinton.

Guitar

1. When Chris plays guitar, mandolin, dobro, banjo, slide guitar, pedal steel, harmonica or a stump, he is a musician with an amazing ability.
2. It is Joe Stump who currently shows the most flame, devotion and speed on the guitar though. (Web site)

Root

1. Propagation can be by seed, root sucker, stool, stump, root, stem or leaf cutting, grafting, layering or by micropropagation.

Limb

1. When study participants move the stump of an amputated limb, neurons in the brain remain dynamic and excitable. (Web site)

Part

1. Moody also has part of one leg missing, which has been replaced with a wooden stump. (Web site)

Piston

1. There is also shown the cylinder stump 118 which mates like a piston. (Web site)

Fig

1. FIG. 24 illustrates a perspective side view of a stump and piston according to one embodiment of the invention. (Web site)

Tails

1. The tails of sifakis and avahis (Propithecus and Avahi) are relatively long, while that of indris (Indri) is merely a stump.

Batter

1. In this game, the pitcher tries to hit a stool or stump with the ball, while the batter tries to defend the target using bare hands or a bat.

Piling

1. You need the end of the stump or a piling in order to tie it. (Web site)

Autobiography

1. It was also during his final years that Cobb began work on his autobiography, My Life in Baseball: The True Record, with writer Al Stump. (Web site)
2. Based on a true story, Robert Wuhl plays sportswriter Al Stump who is hired to write an authorized "autobiography" of Cobb. (Web site)

Batsman

1. November 21 The MCC makes an ultimately controversial decision to alter the lbw rule so a batsman can be lbw to a ball pitching outside off stump.

Prosthesis

1. The condition of the stump should be evaluated without the prosthesis in place. (Web site)
2. Similarly, the height of said cylindrical stump (18) for supporting the prosthesis will vary according to the prosthetic heights to be achieved. (Web site)

Crown

1. However, bridges require preparing or shaping the adjacent teeth into a stump to allow a crown or bridge abutment to fit overtop of the tooth. (Web site)
2. When a general dentist grinds down a natural tooth to allow for a crown to be placed over it, the tooth stump is called a preparation or a prep. (Web site)

Abutment

1. The abutment extends out of the stump and the artificial limb is then attached to the abutment.

Side View

1. As shown in FIG. 4 there is a side view of the block 124, cylinder 130, piston 112, cylinder stump 118 and connecting rod 114. (Web site)

Cutter

1. A ball bouncing to the right is said to be an off cutter as it is travelling from off stump to leg stump for a right-handed batsman.

Trees

1. You could weave it's inner bark to make seats and backs, and you could see new trees sprout from the same stump - over and over again. (Web site)
2. Flowers also have been observed on trees of sprout origin at 6 years, when stump diameter is 19 mm (0.75 in), and height is 1.2 m (4 ft). (Web site)

Tree

1. In stob ball and stow ball the target was probably a tree stump, since both " stob " and " stow " mean stump in some dialects.
2. This is a 'stupid theory' because the upper plates are buried into and are part of the lower tectonic plate like a tree stump buried in the land.
3. The cap is placed over the stump of a pole, tree or bamboo and the preservative is forced into the wood with pressure from the engine. (Web site)

Sprouts

1. Cutting alone is usually counter-productive because ailanthus responds by producing large numbers of stump sprouts and root suckers. (Web site)
2. For the most part, however, the species is difficult to propagate vegetatively, except by means of stump sprouts (26).
3. The number of sprouts per stump increases with stump diameter to a maximum of 23 to 30 cm (9 to 12 in), and then decreases among larger trees.

Stump

1. The Goethe Eiche (Goethe's Oak) stood inside the camp's perimeter, 2 3 and the stump of the tree is preserved as part of the memorial at KZ Buchenwald.
2. Once on the stump of the freshly cut tree, the fungus colonizes and moves into the root via mycelium.
3. Abutment: An abutment acts as the "stump" that holds the crown or false tooth that is screwed into the implant posts. (Web site)

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