The phrase
"oyster shells" refers to the hard outer covering of oysters, which are commonly found in the ocean.
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Attacking them vigorously, he got a piece
of oyster shell lodged in a socket where a tooth had been.
The glass hurricane is filled
with oyster shells collected with the boys on Humarock Beach.
When that acidic water entered the hatcheries, it caused
oyster shells in their critical formative period to dissolve.
** Calcium carbonate is available
as oyster shell calcium tablets or Tums tablets (0.5 g in regular Tums, 0.75 g in Tums Extra and 1.0 g in Tums Ultra).
The cast iron urn was found at Paris Market and I used a few
oyster shells from Mother and Daddy - O's haul to fill in the base.
Oyster shells filled with shea butter, books, and vinyl all nod to certain aspects of Johnson's relationship with Afrocentrism.
Tabby, which was used on the home's exterior, is a mixture of
crushed oyster shells that dries like concrete and was often used by early settlers because its ingredients were readily found along the coast.
That is why supplemental forms of calcium carbonate, also known as
oyster shell calcium, found in many popular brands of supplements, (TUMS), is poorly absorbed and many times can cause problems.
As Canon Streeter exclaimed, «What shall we say of the Power behind the universe, if it treats the individuality of heroic souls
like oyster shells at a banquet, whisked from the table to make room for the next course?»
At the start of this brilliant, brutal film of Shakespeare's «Scottish play,» Michael Fassbender's Macbeth lays
oyster shells over the eyes of his dead son, an eerie funeral rite before the tiny body is burned on a pyre.
Add 3 grams, about one teaspoon, of egg shell or
oyster shell powders, coral calcium, or other plant - based calcium sources per 1000 kcal.
I
add oyster shells and compost to the soil, I give them space to grow, I trim them back when they need it... Tim does none of this.
Increasingly acidic seawater
causes oyster shells to weaken, which doesn't bode well for the pearls forming within.
At the start of this brilliant, brutal film of Shakespeare's Scottish Play, Michael Fassbender's Macbeth
lays oyster shells over the eyes of his dead son: an eerie funeral rite before the tiny body is burned on a pyre.
Broome's history is defined by the existence of the «Pinctada Maxima» — the world's largest
pearl oyster shell — discovered in Roebuck Bay in 1861.
The spacious and airy bathroom features both indoor and outdoor showers, separate WC cubicle, a terrazzo wash basin with
oyster shell inlays and a bevelled mirror with a carved - timber frame.
Here he explores the relationship between land and sea, and draws comparisons between the techniques of architectural scholars from the UAE and the Deep South, who share the
same oyster shell construction technique.
Here he explored the relationship between land and sea, and drew comparisons between the techniques of architectural scholars from the UAE and the Deep South, who share the same
oyster shell construction technique.
We live by the coast so the ocean is always on our minds from vintage sailboat images to
oyster shells collected from the beach.
Analysis of
oyster shells shows how they can take repeated beatings without shattering, perhaps inspiring tougher combat armour.
Ancient productivity Thousand - year - old mounds of
discarded oyster shells, called middens, that line the banks along parts of Maine's Damariscotta River attest to the productivity — and Native Americans» ancient appetite for — local oysters.
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Oyster shells inspire new method to make superstrong, flexible polymers: Columbia Engineering technique could lead to stronger composite materials used in commercial products, opening the way for their use in structural applications.»
In front of one barrier island, concrete reef balls and bags filled with
oyster shells now absorb wave action that had chewed a foot - high edge on the island's marshy shoreline.
Now, Korean scientists have created a natural mixture that sops up nearly all the metals:
pulverized oyster shells and fly ash, the sooty particles spewed by combustion.
A fourth, unperforated,
thorny oyster shell contained residues of red and black pigments and was perhaps used as a paint container, the team says.
Pollack, along with Sutton and Dr. Paul Montagna, endowed chair for ecosystem studies and modeling at the HRI, developed the
first oyster shell recycling program for the Texas Coastal Bend in November 2009.
As an associate professor and director of the Okeanos Research Laboratory in Clemson's department of biological sciences, Mount has dedicated his scientific career to studying the mysteries of
oyster shell formation and the prevention of marine biofouling by barnacles.
Other fixes shellfish hatcheries can employ include filling the tanks later in the day, when the water has warmed and the pH has increased, and running the water over clam or
oyster shells before filling tanks, which also increases pH. It's an imperfect process, but workable, for now.
I paired that little pot up with a couple cute mercury glass candle holders and our seaglass bead garland with a
fun oyster shell on the end.
To continue the drama, we added in golden cutlery, pearl chargers,
oyster shell candles from The Oyster Candle Co. and chunky wooden benches.
The best gift I received in 2016 was a pink
upholstered oyster shell chair for my office from Sahar Sanjar & Mandana Dayani (Everything But The House).
I love the elegant details like the
handmade oyster shell book to hold the handwritten vows by Paperweight and the lush bouquet by L&S Design Co., which further completes the coastal look.
Dragged from her chariot by a mob of fanatical vigilante Christian monks, the revered astronomer was stripped naked, skinned to her bones with
sharp oyster shells, stoned and burned alive as possibly the first executed witch in history.
Discovered at a road cut on Route 377:
fossilized oyster shells, sea urchins, sea biscuits, and a nice piece of petrified wood along the Brazos River.
Depending on my goals, I could use carbon, bio-rings, bags of resin, filter wool, marbles, peat and
even oyster shell.
The key plaque - busting ingredient in Crumps» Naturals Plaque Busters Dental Chews is fine
ground oyster shells, which help to gently scrub away sticky plaque and bacteria that can cause tartar.
One unique feature of this villa is the inclusion of
oyster shell tile borders and a luxurious canopy of grape trees and bougainvillea flowers.
Opening: Jory Rabinovitz at Martos Gallery Tabby concrete is an uncommon material created by
burning oyster shells down into lime.
Ry Rocklen
saved oyster shells, along with some rocks, then tried to unload them one day at a garage sale.
London Oyster Shells recalls Flood - Paddock's large - scale installation Gangsta's Paradise, presented in 2010 at the Hayward Gallery, which made connections between Lewis - Carroll's poem The Walrus and the Carpenter, the film The Truman Show (1998) and the cultural specificity of moral questions related to the consumption of oysters.