10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GNEISSITIC»
Discover the use of
gneissitic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gneissitic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Although these varieties seem to be found in many parts of the chain, it may be
said, in general, that the protogines which are distinguished by the
disproportionate size of their crystals of felspar and gneissitic tructurc, belong to
the needles of ...
2
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
Although these varieties seem to be found in many parts of the chain, it may be
said, in general, that the protogines which are distinguished by the
disproportionate size of their crystals of fclspar and gneissitic structure, belong to
the needles of ...
3
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
The rock composing the vertical beds is generally a gneissitic granite, — that is to
say, a rock so much approaching to true granite, that we can only see the
structure on the great scale, and when we examine it from a distance. In the
inclined ...
4
The Works of John Ruskin
quartz from gneissitic bills. 27, 595 11.; running into Pro— togine at Chamouni, 6,
253 (Fig. 55), 88, 572; specimen of fully developed, 28, 383, 526 ; undulzttion of,
6,150 m; R.'s drawings of, 88, 255 Gnostics, 88, no “ Go, and do thou likewise," ...
5
The Edinburgh new philosophical journal
The rock composing the vertical beds is generally a gneissitic granite,—that is to
say, a rock so much approaching to true granite, that we can only see the
structure on the great scale, and when we examine it from a. distance. In the
inclined ...
6
An Alphabetical List of English Words Occurring in the ...
B Gluttony, sb. B Gnarl, sb. flexure, Standard Gnarly, adj. Moir Gnaw, v. a. W,
Ruskin Gnawing, sb. Sou Gnawn, past part. Sou Gneissitic, adj. Ruskin GNO
Gnome, sb. G Macdonald Go, v. n. proceed, B Go-between, sb. B Go down, Lamb
Go-in, ...
7
The Works of John Ruskin: Modern painters, v.1-5
They run across the gneissitic folia, and I hold with De Saussure, and consider
them a cleavage. -f I tried in vain to get along the ridge of the Bouchard to this
junction, the edge of the precipice between a and b (Plate 33) being too broken ;
but ...
This is exactly right of the pale bluish translucent quartz, in which the agatescent
veins are just traceable, and no more, out of the trap-rocks; but the gneissitic hills
give also exquisitely brilliant pure white and creamcoloured quartz, rolled out of ...
9
Rock Mechanics with Emphasis on Stress
13.3.2 Borehole Waffenbrunn, NE Bavaria The borehole with a depth of 150 m
and a diameter of 250 mm was designed to contribute to the water supply of the
community Waffenbrunn from the fractured gneissitic underground. The expected
...
They run across the gneissitic folia, and I hold with De Saussure, and consider
them a cleavage. ' I tried in vain to get along the ridge of the Bouchard to this
junction, the edge of the precipice between a and 13 (Plate 88) being too broken;
but ...
