10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAMERATION»
Discover the use of
cameration in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cameration and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Palynology and Micropalaeontology of Boundaries
Cameration of more or less constant width around the intexine. Description:
Radial, trilete. camerate miospores. Amb subcircular, broadly rounded triangular
or elongate-oval. Laesurae straight, simple, reaching to the margin of intexine,
often ...
Alwynne Bowyer Beaudoin, Martin J. Head, Geological Society of London,
2004
2
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
(mydez) Having curvatures. Mydeyrn, s. m. — fil. t. on (leyrn) A sovereign. Mydiad
, s. m. — fil. /.au (mwd) Cameration. Mydlaotf s. m. (m-Ad) Cameration ; au arch.
Mydraeth, s. m. (mydyr) Versification. Mydraethavlj a. (mydraeth) Versisying.
3
Ordovician Paleontology of the Northern Hudson Bay Lowland
The paratype was sectioned, but, although vestiges of cameration could be seen,
secondary calcite deposition has destroyed most of its original shape. The
NelSon River specimen has smaller nodes than the holotype, but similar
variation is ...
"d) A transverse cameration of a shell, i.e. in its primitive form, an advancing in
the shell by means of the formation of septa, is found without exception among
sessile organisms,* not only as a typical character of certain groups of life forms,
...
Newton Horace Winchell,
1903
5
The Union Dictionary: Containing All that Truly Useful in ...
Cameration, kém-tr-Yshfin. s. a vaulting or arching. Camisado, k.-'irn-é-sl'db. s. an
attack made in the dark, on which occasion they put their shirts outward. Hayw.
Camisated, k3m'é-sl-téd. a. dressed with the shirt outward. Camlet, k:iin'l€t.
exclamation, or offering the slightest resistance. Their lips moved, however.
though whether in prayer or cameration, I cannot tell; and one raised his
manacled hands with great apparent energy, to his breast. But the struggle was
soon over.
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
নূত]-কু | '1'o Camerate, শো. a. Lat. ছন্টুত-কৃ, ণিট্রালনে-কৃ | Canary-bird,
পক্ষিবিন্ধুশয | অ . Camerated, a - ঢট্রিলছট্রিত. *খিলনে* করা I To Cancel, v. a. Fr.
য়দ-কু, বাতিল-কৃ. র্টুলখা-কটি. পুট্রিইয়ার্শফ Cameration, শো- ৪- খিলান | * ল.
মিটাইয়া-দা ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen,
1834
8
American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...
He showed that they came from the walls of the interior con- cameration and at
the same time pointed out the peculiar laws of their development, which for
primeval zoology and for geology has become alike equally important. He next
turned ...
... and therefore by our artists na'm'd the key-stone: we have showed their use
where two arches intersect, which is the strongest manner of cameration. Under
the title of arch-work, may not improperly come in those Scalce Coc/zlides, spiral,
...
John Elvelyn, William Upcott,
1825
10
Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language
... kâm'-éT. s. a l east of burden. Camelot, ) ъ&, ,i. S ». a. kind of stuff Camlet, J
Kam 'leu i with wool and silk. Camera Obscura, kam'-é-râ-ob-sku'-râ. ». optical
machine used in a darkened cl Camerated, kâm'-êr-à-ted. a. arched. [¡
Cameration ...