10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CINERATION»
Discover the use of
cineration in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cineration and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The pictorial history of Scotland: from the Roman invasion ...
Tho practice of cineration was long contemporaneous with the custom of
inhumation, and it is impossible to say which of the two was esteemed the more
honourable. In some of the tumuli, indeed, a single cist has been found
containing a ...
James Taylor, William Lindsay, John Eadie, 1859
... dressings, soiled plaster casts, linens, beddings, other materials contaminated
with blood) In cineration/ d eep burial* In cineration/ d eep burial* Local
autoclaving/ microwaving/ incineration Incineration(a)/ destruction and drugs
disposal in ...
3
The pictorial history of Scotland, A.D.79-1746
The practice of cineration was long contemporaneous with the custom of
inhumation, and it is impossible to say which of the two was esteemed the more
honourable. In some of the tumuli, indeed, a single cist has been found
containing a ...
4
Containing the English before the French and the Italian
J fogliame Cincture, f. cein'ure, cintura Cinders, /. cendres, cencri Cineration, /.
cineration, frcthtâion en cendres) Cin%\e,/./ungtr, (de cheval] cînghia [cinerazion*
Cinnamon, /. cannelle, camella С nnanion-tree, f. caneüer, albero di cannella ...
Ferdinando Bottarelli, 1805
5
The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
(2) Where compliance with § 60.45: is achieved through use of thermal in
cineration, each 3-hour period of coa: ing operation during which the aver age
temperature of the device w&= more than 28" C below the avera?: temperature of
the ...
6
Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
... s. f. cineration, reduction of any thing by fire to ashes. Cinglage, sin-glai, s. m.
Mar. space a ship can sail in twenty-four hours. Cingler, siii-glä, v. n. Mar. to sail
with a fair wind. Cingler, v. a. to lash or switch. Л fait un vent qui cingle le visage,
...
Abel Boyer, William Bentley Fowle, 1827
7
Ocean incineration : its role in managing hazardous waste.
cineration of Hazardous Waste: A Critique (Washington, DC: EWK Consultants,
Inc., 1983). 10. Kleppinger, E. W., and Bond, D. H., Ocean In- cineration of
Hazardous Waste: A Revisit to the Controversy (Washington, DC: EWK
Consultants, Inc.
Office of Technology Assessment, Congress
8
An Etymological Manual of the English Language: Comprising ...
Cin-is, -eris, ashes ; (einer) — cineration, cinders.\ Circus, a circle, a ring ; (circ)
— circus, semicircle Cista, a casket; (cist) — cistern, eheste Cito, to summon ; (cit)
— cite, excite, resuscitafcP Civis, a citizen ; (civ) — «ml, incivility, city. Clamo, to ...
9
Sustainable Solid Waste Management
TABLE 6.4 Analysis of costs (thousand 3) for a fi ctive Swedish landfill (
approximate data for 2002) Cost component Cost item MSW MSW MSW in»
collection transporta» cineration, tion landfilling Capital outlays Implements
acquisition 300 ...
Syeda Azeem Unnisa, S. Bhupatthi Rav, 2012
10
The Rural Economy of Yorkshire: Comprizing the Management of ...
... beneath them; by which means the cXtra expence and trouble of set:ingsiis
avoided, and the process of cineration rendered/much less difficult and irksome.
The CROP, therefore, ought to be in some measure subservient to the SFASON,
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