10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXOSPHERICAL»
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exospherical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
exospherical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Networked Urbanism: Social Capital in the City
... of the void(Virilio 2005,68). The exospherical fence can be interpreted both as
the physical walls of gated communities and the invisible lines of social
segregation, but it may also refer to the strategic engagement with urban life
exhibited ...
Talja Blokland-Potters, Michael Savage, 2008
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Networked Urbanism: Social Capital in the City
... of the void(Virilio 2005,68). The exospherical fence can be interpreted both as
the physical walls of gated communities and the invisible lines of social
segregation, but it may also refer to the strategic engagement with urban life
exhibited ...
Ms Talja Blokland, Mr Mike Savage, 2012
3
Western Historical Thinking: An Intercultural Debate
In the exospherical external world, where, measured against the central area,
hardly anything seems to change or to "move," people are pinned down by
stagnation. According to Leopold von Ranke, those living there were "the
peoples of an ...
4
Seeing From Above: The Aerial View in Visual Culture
... that – despite our imprisonment to gravity – we reallylive not on the earth, but at
the bottom-most layer ofa vast exospherical mirror filled with everything that
makes us human, from our highest ideals to our basest thoughts and ambitions.
Mark Dorrian, Frederic Pousin, 2013
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Time and History: The Variety of Cultures
44 Nothing, in their view, had changed; or if it had it had been successfully
corrected by those who had gone before.Where they existed at all, irreversible
processes took place only in the chaotic exospherical foreign world. Although de
facto ...
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Chemistry of Polysaccharides
So the majority of interactions may be related to exospherical ones, realizing at
the expense of electrostatic or dipole interactions with external surface of spiral.
Molecules of ER occupy intermediate position because they can form complexes
...
At last I am overcome by his notion of exospherical perfection and mundane
degradation, and I kneel beneath an ornate cross, begging forgiveness for my
apostasy, seeking redemption in the silted-up cracks that span a cathedral's
stone floor.
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
exospheric /-'sfenk/ or exospherical adj. © 1940s: from exo, modelled on
atmosphere. exothermic reaction o noun, chem any process, especially a
chemical reaction, that involves the release of heat.© 19c. exotic Ag'zDtik/ o- adj
1 introduced ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
[19c] □ exoskeletal adj. exosphere > n, astron the outermost layer of the Earth's
atmosphere, which starts at an altitude of about 500km. [1940s: from EXO-,
modelled on ATMOSPHERE] □ exospheric /-'sfenk/ or exospherical adj.
exothermic ...
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The Problem of Evil and its Symbols in Jewish and Christian ...
Barbarian inhabitants of the exospherical outer realm are principally enemies.
They are rather shunned than killed, in order not to get into contact with them.
Where contact is vital (exchange of goods), it is narrowly restricted and severely ...
Henning Graf Reventlow, Yair Hoffman, 2004
