(1) This investigation reports only 16% smokers among pregnant women registered at 18th week of pregnancy in the two municipalities of Asker and Baerum.
(2) It’s why I love the Let Me Google That For You website – in which askers of easily answerable questions are sent an automatic link that enters the question into Google, to shame their indolence.
(3) At 16:09 the chief of operations in Asker and Bærum, the district through which Breivik was now driving, finally got through to Oslo police district to offer assistance.
(4) "Don't ever vote for anyone else," I watched him tell an elderly woman, as askers of genuine questions were physically barred from his presence.
(5) We have previously mapped the c-myc to rat chromosome 7 (J. Sümegi, J. Spira, H. Bazin, J. Szpirer, G. Levan, and G. Klein, Nature [London] 306:497-498, 1983) and N-myc and L-myc to rat chromosomes 6 and 5, respectively (S. Ingvarsson, C. Asker, Z. Wirschubsky, J. Szpirer, G. Levan, G. Klein, and J. Sümegi, Somat.
(6) Asker and Bærum’s second patrol had been busy with a psychiatric assignment and had been given orders to leave it.
(7) At that point in time, the station at Asker and Bærum had three patrol cars at its disposal; the chief of operations rang the closest one and gave the description.
Esker
Definition:
(n.) See Eschar.
Example Sentences:
(1) The temperature in the esker is assumed to be at a constant level equivalent to groundwater temperature.
(2) Concentrations of radon indoors and temperatures indoors and outdoors have been recorded every hour with some interruptions for one 12-week period in a dwelling situated on top of an esker outside Stockholm.
(3) The concentration of radon in the house shows variations, which can be explained as a combined stack effect in the esker and in the building.
(4) Dickens's genius for human observation at its quickest reaches a kind of pinnacle with the young man who tries to exercise his French and says "Esker" at a Veneering dinner, says nothing more and never reappears.