10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLOBULARNESS»
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Navigation New Modelled: or, a Treatise of geometrical, ...
... a Chart for the Voyage intended; and olCharts there are several Sortssi The
first is commonly called a Plain Chart, in which the Degrees of Longitude and
Latitude are every where equal, without any Resyect to the Globularness of the
Earth, ...
Henry WILSON (Mathematician.), 1750
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Navigation New Modelled: Or, A Treatise of Geometrical, ...
equal without any Respect to the Globularness of the Earth, but rather supposing
the Earth and Sea to be a pzane Superficies; and hence it is, that this Projection
is false, except in Places under or very near the Equinoctial. - However it being ...
Henry Wilson, William Mountaine, 1769
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... glo'-bys, J amgrwn, cynghrwn, crynaidd, pelaidd, pellenaidd, cyfan- grwn : /cm.
amgrou, cron, cyfangron Globosity, glö-bos'-i-ti, 1 ». cryn- Globularness, glob'-iw-
lar-nes, J edd,am- grynedd, crynder, argryniad, argrynedd Globular, glob'-iw-lar ...
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Acomprehensive Tamil and English Dictionary of High and Low ...
Rotundity, globularness; cylindricity, SdtcSl. (from Sans. Gulee ) (p.) 2. A kind of
curved bludgeon. See s. Class, society, band; company of the same trade,
profession, &c, «_u-i-ii. 2. A lady's female retinue or companions; a company of
females ...
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The Primary Classical Language of the World
Rotundity, globularness, cylindri- city; 2. A kind of curved bludgeon. kulai, v.i. To
be bent, to be curved, to be coiled up« kuj-kun-Arttn(/w, n. 1. A ball of stone, wood
or metal ; anything globular and leavy. 2. A cannon-ball, a bullet. 3. A marble.
As a measure of "globularness" the maximum width (at the aperture) was divided
by the depth from the top of the shell to the umbilicus in each. Fig. 1. A map of
Victoria, Australia, showing the areas of distribution of V. atramentaria and V.
As his eye approached the distant, rounded horizon the details softened, giving a
strong effect of stereo, of depth, of three-dimensional globularness — the world
indeed was round! Round and green and beautiful! He discovered presently that
...
8
Panjab University Research Bulletin: Arts
... beginning with the triad to be non-abiding. Parimandala (sphere of influence)
is conceived as spelling out the abiding paramanu". Paramanu has the attribute
of sphericity or globularness (parimandalyam) like mind, or in other words ...
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Dielectric methods for investigating moist soils: ...
The porosity of sand increases when its particles are less globular. At the same
time, the effect of differences in mineralogic composition and globularness of the
particles on the porosity of a soil decreases with the grain size. The large number
...
Gavriil I͡A͡kovlevich Cherni͡a͡k, 1967
10
Polish Technical and Economic Abstracts
... salt. though it was actually closer to that of K-_»Cl4. The 40 per cent potassium
salt yielded, by influencing the globularness and fineness of cells, bundles which,
though revealing a greater number of cells, were of a slacker structure. In fact ...
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Desktop Project Part 12: The galactic deep diver M9
It's easily bright enough to see, and big enough to get a sense of its globularness. But even if I had seen it, I don't think it would've looked quite ... «Discover Magazine, Apr 12»
