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How do you prounouce amphicoelias?
ampheeceelas
What has the author Graham Pearson written?
Graham Pearson has written: 'Hidcote'
How do you prounouce Nathaniel?
Nuh-than -yul
What is the difference between hidcote and munstead lavender?
Munstead is fully hardy with narrow, grey-green leaves and tiny blue flowers, while Hidcote has silver-grey leaves and dense spikes of deep purple flowers.
How do you pronounce ctesibus?
you prounouce as (cee-tes-e-bus
How do you say facebook in Chinese?
脸书 prounouce: lian shu
How do you prounouce auca?
Auca - aw kah ( long a ) and a (uh) sound !
How do you spell and prounouce Egypt?
That is the correct spelling of Egypt, the African country.The usual US pronunciation is (EE-jipt) which sounds like E gypped.
How do you prounouce beauty in Egypt?
In ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, the word for beauty was written nfr (using the tri-consonantal glyph for a stringed musical instrument).This word is usually pronounced nefer today, but we can never know how it was said in ancient times. The same word also meant goodness, kindness, happiness and good fortune.
How do you prounouce pharaohs Ramses's name?
You can pronounce it any way you want and it will always be incorrect.This is because we do not have any means of knowing how ancient Egyptian words or names were originally pronounced, since the writing system only records the consonant skeleton of each word - vowels were not written. Naturally the ancient Egyptians knew exactly how to say their own words, but that knowledge is lost for ever.The name of the many different pharaohs today called Rameses, Ramses or Ramesses is written in hieroglyphs as r'-ms-sw, meaning "Born of Ra". It is clearly impossible to say r'-ms-sw, so the form Rameses has been used by scholars around the world for a very long time - but this is not how it would have been said by ancient Egyptians. It may have been something like Ria'missaw (but this is entirely guesswork).
Which kind of lavender is the most common?
Depends on where you live. Lavender is a mediterranean plant that needs certain soil conditions and climate to grow well. In England, you might find more of the "English" variety, although it did not originate in England. It is native to France into the Italian alps. In Bulgaria or Turkey, where some of the oil available for puchase all over the world today originates from, "Vera" is often the most cited variety. Lavandula agustifolia has many types used for different things. If you want to use it in your cooking, or to flavor drinks, use the English varieties. Some common forms of this that you will find in garden centers are "Vera", Hidcote, Munstead, make sure to use only culinary grade lavender if you buy the cleaned lavender flower buds for cooking. Lavandula Agustifolia Intermedia "Provence" is a hybrid that is also used for cooking as it has a milder flavor than some of the other lavenders used for oil. -an excellent text to do more research is The Genus Lavandula by Tim Upson and Susyn Andrews
What trees flowers and plants are commonly found in the UK?
I assume you mean nuclear plants. The first series were the Magnox design which used natural metallic uranium in magnesium alloy sheaths, graphite moderator, and CO2 gas coolant. These are now obsolete and only one or two stations are still operating. The development of these was the AGR which used oxide fuel in stainless steel sheaths, graphite moderator, CO2 gas coolant. These could operate at much higher coolant outlet temperature and so are more efficient, but to keep the graphite at acceptable temperature a very complicated arrangement of re-entrant gas flow is required. There are 14 of these reactors operating. There is also one PWR reactor operating.
