si , auch: ti

Si- lent, I watched the battle tighten before me.

'Si,' the older girl agreed readily, tearing at her long brown hair with both hands.

Which meant that- like his superiors at SI- they kept checking on his progress.

For a moment Si- mon looked about dazedly.

Similarly, the prefix Chi- or Si- indicates the language spoke by that tribe.

He looked at the si- lent faces.

Si- multaneously, he attempted to block the transmissions of vital signs but was too late.

'Si,' said a muffed voice from somewhere behind the beak, as other members of the company hurried past on to the stage.

'Si, for Christ's sake, you're on the air!

'Si,' the waiter said and moved off.

The remaining dangling bond Si- (Pb center) contribute to the threshold voltage degradation.

'Si,' said Noreen with a little sigh.

'Si, senor,' several other voices answered in tones of awed alacrity.

In that past time, he was a normal man, Doctor Si- mon Wright of a great Earth university.

In the Fallout section are included artists, writers and others 'who all had (sic) some contact with the SI'.

'sI ask only to obey you!"

The days were utterly peaceful, in the autumn sunlight, in the si- 259 lence of the hills.

There, in the si- lent water, with the sense of sound completely re- moved, he'd felt peculiarly vulnerable, like a deaf person standing on a road.

'Hin Chang Si' is a group of rocks, where wild elephants use for scratching their flanks.

'Si, Señor,' came back the answer.

'Si' said the engineer, moaning.

"Si- yes, I do indeed, Comrade Major."

Unlike conventional X-ray detectors, such as Si(Li)s, they do not need to be cooled with liquid nitrogen.

Initial acidification of a water-glass (sodium silicate) solution yields Si(OH).

'Si,' the policeman wrote.