Sentences with phrase «actually remnants»

The forms are actually remnants of the rubber - casting process that Ms. Silverthorne uses for most of her work.

Funny enough, the «napkins» are actually remnants of fabric since I didn't have any plain white cloth napkins handy.

They then realized that a clump of interstellar debris they'd been tracking for 23 years was actually the remnants of a supernova just 140 years old [source: NASA].

And it's actually a remnant piece of fabric from the craft store... takes up much less space:)

And it's actually a remnant piece of fabric from the craft store... takes up much less space:)

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You started out just describing Christianity as a silly remnant but I'm glad you moved onto the unavoidable ways on which it is actually corrosive and harmful.

Actually, one thread that runs through the Bible shows only a few, a remnant make through to the Promised Land.

Actually only eleven Angas exist, the twelfth having beenlost, although at Pataliputra it had been constituted by the collection of such remnants of the fourteen Purvas as could then be recalled.

No one has actually seen a black hole, he says, and anything with a tremendous amount of gravity — such as the supermassive remnants of stars — could exert effects similar to those researchers have blamed on black holes.

«And if that's true, then when we look over the vast area around a galaxy, we should actually be able to see remnants of the formation process.»

«However, it may be that we are actually looking at remnants of the once extensive tropical forests that ranged from North America all the way to Europe and Asia.

Norbert Schulz and Nicola Omodei discuss the recent detection of a dying star igniting the most powerful blast ever seen — something so powerful it radiated energy that was 500 million times that of visible light and how scientists have discovered that a familiar sight in the skies is actually our earliest view yet of a star being consumed by the remnant of a nearby exploded star.

Also learn how scientists have discovered that a familiar sight in the skies is actually our earliest view yet of a star being consumed by the remnant of a nearby exploded star.

The meat by - products in many commercial cat and dog foods are actually slaughterhouse remnants and may include moldy, rancid, or spoiled, processed meat and diseased tissues.

Morro Rock is actually a 581 - foot high magma mixture that is the remnant of ancient volcanic activity, one of 13 along the coastline in this area.

You don't actually drive in, and technically, this is only the remnants of what once was an active volcano.

Would be great though if this wasn't actually a Pacific gray whale and was indeed a remnant of the North Atlantic stock that we all thought was extinct.

And unlike Last Remnant, those games actually exist, which history has proven to be a very big influence on sales.

Marlborough Chelsea has a show - stopping Tony Matelli that looks like the remnants of a frat party — a beer box, a house of cards, a keg of beer, beer cans, solo cups — but is actually all cast - bronze, recreated, handmade.

It includes a lean - to for making tea and various remnants of Haw's stay — tobacco, biscuits, drinking water and a sleeping bag — for, like Kurt Schwitters in his Merzbau, Haw actually lived inside his construction.

«Soot» (upper left hand image) is actually `'» carbon» — a physical remnant of incomplete combustion of burning wood or fossil fuels.