10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXTENSIBLENESS»
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Publications of the Beijing Astronomical Observatory:
as criterions for the selection of array configuration: i. U-V coverage; ii. the degree
of difficulty of construction; and iii. the extensibleness. Table 1 shows the
appraisal for some sorts of array configuration. Table 1 It can be seen, by means
of ...
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The Wonders of the World, in Nature, Art, and Mind ...
... the intelligent gentleman who captured the giraffes now in this country. The
organ, in these specimens, is about thirty inches in length, tapering nearly to a
sharp point, and endowed with greater contractility, extensibleness, and flexibility
, ...
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
_ exprciflyexprEffive expfilsion EXT expulsive ' expfilsiveness ex pring; _
expurgauon Exquisite Exquisitly Exquisitness extant Extasy Extiltic extatical
extemporary extempore extEnd extEnda-ble extEnsible extEnsibleness ext6n
sion extEnsive ...
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Two Hundred Pictorial Illustrations of the Holy Bible: ...
... and endowed With greater contractility, extensibleness and flexibility, than the
tongue of any creature but the ant-eater. It is coated on the upper surface, and
round its point with a skin so hard and impervious, that it cannot be cut or pierced
...
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
... saws, বড়হওন্যযট্রির্চঢড়ু বিম্ভারক্ষম, বিম্ভারকরণকৈ, বদ্ধর্নায়- বতোইতে
ণারাযায় যাহা, বাহুল্যযোগ্য, পবিমাণ বদ্ধনক্ষম বা ত্যদ্যাগা, প্নশন্তকরণেন্দো যুক্ত |
Extensibleness, n. ৪. রিম্ভারক্ষমত্য, বিম্ভারকরণযোগ্যত্, বাহুল্য, বাহুল্যকরণক্ষমতা,
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Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
The quality of being extendible. EXTENSIBLE, eks-ten'se-bl. a. Capable of being
stretched into length or breadth ; capable of being extended to a larger
comprehension. EXTENSIBLENESS, eks-ten'se-bl-nes. .. Ca- pacity of being
extended.
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A dictionary of etymology of the English language: and of ...
... n. intension, n. intensity, n. extensibleness, n. intensive, a. extensibility, n.
intensively, orf. extensile, a. co-extensiveness,n.exten sion, n. contend, o.
contended, a. □f-contendent, n. contender, n. contending, a. contention, n.
contentious, ...
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AN ENGLISH AND ARABIC DICTIONARY, In Two Parts, ARABIC AND ...
Extensibility, extensibleness, i^Ji j!jc^»31 kuwat al imtidad. Extension,
extensiveness, extent, imtidad. Extenuate, v. (attenuate, make thin, JU- khaffaf,
rakkak ; (to [frtf. lean, or small), c_jLar nahhaf, palliate), j^s. ^aswr Extenuated,
Extenuation, sr ...
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The Phonographic Word-book Number Two ...: Intended ...
... extricate extract extricated extracted extractor extricating extracting extrication
extraction extenuated extenuating extended extending extensibility
extensibleness extensive extensively extensiveness extension extenuation
castigated castiga, ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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The phonographic word-book ...: Intended immediately to ...
... extrajudicial extortion extortionate extortioner extricable extricate extract
extricated extracted extractor extricating extracting extrication extraction
extenuated extenuating extended extending extensibility extensibleness
extensive extensively ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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Gold's resistance to corrosion and its extensibleness allows it to effectively relieve the occlusion pressure (the pressure caused by collisions ... «Korea IT Times, Feb 15»
