Venture Into the Interior If you have time for only one road trip on the island, be sure it includes the Route de la Trace, more prosaically known as Route Nationale 3.

The compost is wood chips and biosolids, known in the sewage treatment business more prosaically as sludge, the solid remains of sewage after processing in a treatment plant.

Although it was once known prosaically as 'the hellhole of the Pacific', those coming to Russell for debauchery will be sadly disappointed: they've missed the orgies on the beach by 170 years.

A close relative of the morgenstern was the aptly named 'holy water sprinkler', more prosaically known as the military flail.

(According to Jeremy Schaap's fast-moving book, also titled "Cinderella Man," the fighter was more prosaically known as Irish Jim Braddock.)

The sewage is processed into bio-solids known in the industry more prosaically as sludge, the solid material that remains after water is extracted.

By the beginning of the 20th century, Japan was beginning to catch up with the world's great powers, and even enjoyed its own version of the Roaring Twenties, a period known rather more prosaically as Taisho Democracy.

Ernest M. Wuliger built the world's largest bedding enterprise, prosaically known as the Ohio Mattress Company.

But that section of the authority's offices at Exit 9, eerily lighted by computer screens, is more prosaically known as the "traffic operations center."

That is what is more prosaically known as the step by step approach.