10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CATACLASM»
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cataclasm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Sterling Book Of Word Perfect
Cataclasm : violent break, disruption or breaking down of rocks due to the
movement of the earth's crust. We are unable to evaluate the destruction caused
by this cataclasm. Cataclysm (geology) : a sudden and violent upheaval, deluge.
2
Bachiesichang Dictionary of English Errors
... tiger, leopard, etc 8 I stepped on my cat paw. I stepped on my cat's paw.
Remember to always use the correct possessive. cataclasm, cataclysm The
cataclysm during the reign of Noah may one day overtake the world: the prophet
warned.
King Sulleyman D. Bachiesichang, 2013
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The respiratory function of the blood: Haemoglobin
The very orderliness of the mechanism which I have described has sometimes
made me picture what would happen if it became disordered ; if some cataclasm
should take place in the cell as the result of which it shed its products broadcast.
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Garner's Modern American Usage
Language-Change Index ✳casuality for casualty: Stage 1 cataclysm; cataclasm.
The meanings of these words are fairly close, especially in figurative senses. A
cataclysm is a tremendous flood or violent disaster. A cataclasm is a tearing
down ...
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Rock Stress '03: Proceedings of the Second International ...
The rock-mass structure involves lumpish, hypo-lumpish and incrustation
cataclasm structure. It covered characteristic of granite stratum around the
borehole. It is representative hydraulic jacking tests result. The tests result as
seen in Table 2.
K. Sugawara, Y. Obara, A. Sato, 2003
6
Pound/Williams: Selected Letters of Ezra Pound and William ...
(of course here there has been no cataclasm & there can be no understanding
until a whole new means of communication is built up - neath which weight I am
crushed = I mean need of creating it.) - anyhow despite blind-deaf etc. still feel
that ...
Ezra Pound, Hugh Witemeyer, 1996
7
Brittle Failure of Rock Materials
It is realized by: a) monofracture: splitting on one surface; b) multifracture: splitting
on many surfaces; c) cataclasm: multiple microc- racks uniformly distributed in the
whole body volume. Besides, there exist axial cleavage (micro-level) and ...
8
Doklady of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.: Earth ...
The grains extinguish in an undisturbed even manner; cases of cataclasm are
associated with wavy and more abnormal kinds of extinction. Quartz 1L This type
of quartz (samples Nos. 94, 106) is medium-grained and equigranular,
granulated, ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
adj catachn*0c(-k res' tik, or -kres'Iik) or catachres tical — adv catachres tically. [
Gr katachresis misuse, from chrfsis use] cataclasm kat'z-klazm, n a disruption, a
breaking down. — adj cataclas mic relating to or of the nature of a cataclasm.
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Bulletin of the Department of Anthropology
... 100 100 110 0/0 0/o °/0 10.00 3.00 2.70 67.00 50.00 52.80 21.00 42.00 41.80
2.00 5.00 2.70 _ _ -_Vol. V. No. 1—January 1956 Effect of Social Cataclasm on
Personality. 98 BULLETIN OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA Vol
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