10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRISPATED»
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crispated in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
But these characters of the reflected image, with others of the effects already de_
scribed, led to the conclusion, that notwithstanding the apparent permanency of
the crispated surface, especially when produced on; a small scale, as by the ...
2
An Elementary Treatise on Sound; being the second volume of ...
When a vibrating surface is covered with a layer of any fluid, the fluid usually
presents a beautifully crispated appearance in the neighbourhood of the points of
greatest excursion. a. This appearance was observed by Oersted, Wheatstone, ...
Benjamin PEIRCE (Perkins Professor of Astronomy and Mathematics at Harvard University.), 1836
3
Experimental researches in Chemistry and Physics ... ...
But these characters of the reflected image, with others of the effects already
described, led to the conclusion, that notwithstanding the apparent permanency
of the crispated surface, especially when produced on a small scale, as by the
usual ...
4
Experimental Researches in Chemistry and Physics
... according to the relation of the light and eye to the crispated surface, and
occasionally corresponding in its extent one way to the width of the heap, i. e. to
the distance between the summit of one heap and its neighbours, but never
exceeding ...
5
An elementary treatise on sound: being the second volume of ...
When a vibrating surface is covered with a layer of any fluid, the fluid usually
presents a beautifully crispated appearance in the neighbourhood of the points of
greatest excursion. a. This appearance was observed by Oersted, Wheatstone, ...
6
Annual Meetings: Proceedings Etc.]
A drop of it placed on the ' surface of the water (jot a crispated figure violently
agitated. The edges were crispated like some beautiful pectmated shell-fish : the
agitation continued for a considerable time, and there was a powerful struggle ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1861
7
The Mechanics' Magazine and Journal of Engineering, ...
A drop of it placed on the surface of the water eot a crispated figure violently
agitated. The edges were crispated like some beautiful pectinated shell-fish : the
agitation continued for a considerable time, and there was a powerful struggle
going ...
8
A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
In Botany, crispi/'olr'ua, having crispated leaves; crispg'flora, having crispated
flowers. CRIBPATION, kris-ps'shun, s. (French) The act of curling; the state of
being curled. Cnlsrarmm, kris'pa-ture, e. The state of being curled. CRISPING-
IBON ...
9
The New Annual Register: Or General Repository of History, ...
The leaves, which are placed one Over the other, are crispated, and of a colour
which in general may be called white, or rather white shaded with yellow, like that
of ivory when it begins to grow old. U Each flower is supported by a small strong ...
10
Demented Particulars: The Annotated 'Murphy'
207.3 [m]; crispated: from L. crispare, “to curl”; the involuntary retraction of small
arteries in muscle or skin, to bring about the state more commonly called “goose-
flesh.” 207.4 [m]; his smattering of Greek urns: identified by Rabinovitz ...
