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Their studies would then carry terms that are recognized by practitioners as useful , and possibly the results would be used to improve practice . He beat the carter , hugged the horse while sobbing uncontrollably , and was then carried away . The majority of the gravel entering the headwater streams breaks down ( Parker , 1991 ; unpublished reports ) to fine sediment which is then carried away in suspension . It is admirable to observe one who is dexterous at this art , singling out a weak adversary , getting the laugh on his side , and then carrying all before him . Some pyramid theorists argue that an earth ramp was constructed and the blocks dragged up it ; the ramp was built higher and higher until , when the capstone was put into place , the entire pyramid was encased in dirt that was then carried away . In general the south sides are convex and irregular , while the north sides are concave both in their vertical and horizontal sections ; the wind in ascending these curves converges toward the summits , carrying the snow in concentrating currents with it , shooting it almost straight up into the air above the peaks , from which it is then carried away in a horizontal direction . They are then carried away by the wind and disintegrate more or less rapidly , occasionally producing virga . During aerobic activity , muscles require more oxygen than if you were standing still ; the heart responds by pumping more blood ,, which then carries oxygen around the body . She rises , and goes to the altar to collect and charge her own seeds , which she then carries with her as she moves around the Temple , finally joining the Horned God behind the veil .