The report on moth puddling appears in the current issue of the journal Science.

Widespread puddling of the injected contrast scattered throughout the gland indicates Sjögren's syndrome.

Once underlying roof decking is soaked it often sags causing a further collection or puddling of water in that area and the problem worsens.

In 1783 Henry Cort introduced the puddling, or reverberatory furnace, in which the final product was a pasty solid instead of a liquid.

He built the first puddling and Steel rolling mill in Germany at Laurahiitte (Siemianowice Śląskie).

"The rhythm of the puddling is so fixed that we could photograph it by singing a song to the beat of the pulses and then press the shutter on one of the beats."

The paper pieces from the "Seed Calendar" series depend for their impact on inherent ambiguities, like the strict grid layout's subtle contradiction by the irregular puddling, bleeding and staining that surrounds individual seeds.

As years increased he determined to learn practically the business of an ironworker, and in turn assisted in the puddling, the battery, and the rolling mills; he carried this so far that he even exchanged his own diet for that of the workmen.

Briefly she touched the pale orchid sheers, then smiled when she noticed the puddling of the orchid damask draperies on the floor--a typical yet subtle display of wealth in the old plantation days, and a tradition that had once more become fashionable.

The banks of the Old River Nene were raised and clay puddling was used to retain the water, and major improvements to the Forty Foot, Twenty Foot and Sixteen Foot rivers were made, to maintain water levels for navigation.

From the igniting of the oxyacetylene torch to the puddling of the filler rod, from the tacking of the can's separated sides to the forming of a lap joint, Boomer's lost sock knew exactly what needed to be done-and under its expert direction, Painted Stick proved dexterous enough (just barely) to do it.

She would have made a puddle out of the woman.

Puddle seemed to be the only body in the place.

What good are these puddles with all the dark in between?

A small puddle of blood is seen on the floor.

See you when I get back this side of the puddle.

There was a puddle on the floor next to him.

But to tell it to a little puddle of people in a single city had no point at all.

I could go down into it and look for puddles of oil.

At the age of one she fell into a puddle.

It did not seem like a very good idea to try while sitting in the middle of a puddle.

Either way, only a puddle of water remained as evidence.

With Puddle you have to take it by the numbers.

Next morning there was a puddle on the front seat.

A dark brown puddle of blood spread out from under the body.

There was a small puddle of blood on the steps.

By evening, it was as if she stood in a puddle.

Make sure the person is in a dry area and away from puddles or water.

And he was having a hell of a good time in those puddles.

A rather large puddle began to form under her and she was crying.

His head seemed to be resting in a puddle of something.

A puddle of light spilled out from under his door.

Let someone else explain how those puddles came to be there!

And make Robert drive round all the puddles in the road.

Quickly I went to the door and ground my heel into the puddle.

"We saw two large puddles of blood and wondered what could have happened."

Water ran off both of them and puddled at their feet.

It fell to the floor and puddled around her feet.

Tears were running down her face and puddling on the floor.

They may also be found mud puddling with other species.

A pool of light from inside the plane puddled on the ground outside.

A third shot fell shorter and puddled up in the small of her back.

Water was dripping off the walls and puddling on the floor.

He stepped out of the jeans puddled on the floor, toward me.

None of them were bright scarlet or puddled in blood.

The floor at that end of the room was still puddled with rain, but nothing grew in it.

I looked for my pants, finding them puddled before the dresser.

In 1833, the iron puddling process was installed at Walker.

When they fight, they leave the floor puddled with blood.

She left the window open, careless of the rain puddling on the floor.

She had puddled some of the water in a scarf to hand and rubbed it across her face.

The slope would allow water drainage and prevent puddling in the street.

Blood puddled darkly at the old man's feet, but not a drop of it was his.

In the dim light, his blood looked like motor oil puddling beneath a car.

The shark hunters puddled along, still unaware of what had happened.

They came down the roads that were muddy and puddled from the rain.

Water still puddled in the middle, and vegetation had barely taken root.

It poured out in streams, puddling on top of the soil.

Brown stared at the yellow substance puddled on his meat.

He said sweat ran from his face and puddled beneath him despite the winter cold in the room.

It puddled on the cement floor around his sandalled feet.