10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HUMECTATION»
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humectation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
humectation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Elsevier's Dictionary of Vitamins and Pharmacochemistry
... végétale modifiée 4148 humectation de la poudre 7025 humectation régulière
6579 humectation régulière du granulat 6580 humectation uniforme 6579
humeur 3238 humeur aqueuse de l'œil 595 humeur vitrée de l'œil 6975
humidification ...
2
The Edinburgh encyclopædia conducted by David Brewster, with ...
When fully revived by humectation, their activity is as great as that of the eels of
vinegar. They die on evaporation of their fluid, but resist death longer than the
two preceding animals, as a sensible degree of motion continues several
minutes ...
3
The Complete Spa Book for Massage Therapists
emollient a substance which softens and soothes the skin occlusion closure or
blockage, used when describing paraffin wax, which creates an occlusive barrier
that retains moisture in the skin humectation the action or process of moistening ...
4
The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia
The period of humectation necessary to the recovery of the full and active
principle of life is various, according to the species of the animal, and perhaps the
circumstances in which it is found. Some revive in a few minutes, others require
half ...
5
Philosophical Magazine, Comprehending the Various Branches ...
3d, That the increase osvolume is the more sensible as a greater quantity of
humectation has been produced; and that there exists a term at which the
addition of water occasions no change, and beyond which the volume decreases
in ...
6
Special pathology and diagnostics: with therapeutic hints
Its Humectation. A moist tongue is, in general, a favorable sign. But in putrid
fevers, with exhausting perspiration, it has no such favorable meaning. A
constantly moist tongue in soporous conditions denotes great exhaustion. A dry
tongue is ...
Charles Godlove Raue, 1869
7
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Plates of brass, applied to a blow, will keep it down from swelling ; the cause is
repercussion, without humectation, or entrance of any body. Bacon' j Natural
History. — That which is concreted by exsiccation, or expression of humidity, will
be ...
8
Transactions 15th World Congress of Soil Science
Résistance des agrégats en phase d'humectation. Plusieurs auteurs ont attribué
la résistance des agrégats à l'éclatement à des différences de cohésion et à une
diminution importante du taux d'humectation. Les résultats de résistance en ...
Jorge D. Etchevers B., Sociedad Mexicana de la Ciencia del Suelo, International Society of Soil Science, 1994
9
Atlas and Text of Corneal Pathology and Surgery
The first is humectation, and therefore, between 97% and 99% of the artificial tear
is H2O. Also osmolarity is very important, and the artificial tears are either
normoosmolar (290-304 milliosmol/ liter) or hypoosmolar (not lower than 150
mOsm/ ...
Boyd Samuel, Gutierrez Angela Maria, McCulley James P., 2011
10
The French Remembrancer, Or, a New & Easy Method of ...
Humectation, humectation. Humiliation, humiliation. Ignition, the state of a metal -
when red hot in the fire. Illumination, illumination. Illusion, illusion, error.\
Illustration, illustration, ex— planation; celebrity. Imagination, imagination, fancy.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HUMECTATION»
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humectation is used in the context of the following news items.
Le mont-blanc, un sommet parisien
Implacable: "En stimulant les papilles, l'acidité du cassis déclenche l'humectation de la châtaigne. La meringue, fine et croustillante, exalte le ... «L'Express, Jan 14»
