10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPASTATION»
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1
A New and Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
IMPASTATION, the mixtion of various materials of different colours and
consistencies, baked or bound together with some cement, and hardened either
by the air or by fire. Impastation, in masonry, a term used for a woik made of lluc,
or stone, ...
2
Technological Dictionary in the English and German ...
Impages, s. pl. (Join.) die horizontalen Theile eines Thürrahmens. to Impart, v. a.
mittheilen. Impastation, s. (Engr.) die Ver- strichelung , Vermischung der Punkte
und Striche; (Mas.) die Impastirung (ein Teig aus Mörtel und zu Pulver gestosse-
...
3
Labor in Europe (America, Asia, Africá Australasia, and ...
Chief of sorters Do Do Chief of impastation Assistant of impastation Pilera for
roasting Sulphur gatherors Clay workers: First class Second class Third class
Fourth class Watermen Waahen Vitriol makers Founders, first class Founders'
smelters ...
United States dept. of state, 1885
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Congressional Serial Set
Chief of sorters Do Do Chief of impastation Assistant of impastation Pliers for
roasting Sulphur gathcrors Clay workers : First class Second class Third claM .
Fourth class Watermen Washers Vitriol makers Founders, first class Founders' ...
5
Technological Dictionary in the English, German & French ...
Imbedding, împastation, flesh well worked up, impasto (engr.)i dielmpastirung,
der dicke Far benauf 'tragi Empâtement т. to Imbibe, impregnate, absorb (ehem.);
tränken, eintränken-, Imbiber, imprégner. -, coat -with wax (mould., wax-ch.) ...
Alexandre Tolhausen, 1878
6
A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
IMPASSIBLEMENT, adv. impassively, undisturbedly. IMPASSIONNE, E, adj.
unmoved by passion. IMPASSIONNEMENT, adv. without passion. IMPASTATION
, sf. impastation, Btucco, artificial stone. IMPATIEMMENT sia-man, adv.
impatiently, ...
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
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The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
IMPASTATION, the mixture of divers materials of different 'colours and
consistencies, baked or bound together with some cement, and hardened either
by the air, or fire. _IMPASTATION is sometimes used for a sort of mason'swork,
made of ...
... composition or marble impastation, the latter being composed of marble
cement, Portland cement, magnesite cement and gypsum, while a similar
impastation was advantageously employed in the manufacture of many parts
required by the ...
9
A French-English dictionary for chemists
... a. odd, uneven, impalpable, a. impalpable. imparfait, a. imperfect.
imparfaitement, adv. imperfectly. impastation, /. impastation. impatientant, p.a.
tiring, provoking. impayable, a. invaluable; ridiculous, queer. impayé, a. unpaid.
impénétrabilité, ...
Austin McDowell Patterson, 1921
10
Dictionnaire des termes de médecine: français-anglais
Impastation. The process by which a substance is brought to the consistence of
paste ; Impastation. Impatiinide. Impatiinid. Impenetrabilite. Impenetrability.
Impenne ; Impenne, -6e. Impennous. Imperatoire. Imperatoria ; Master-
Imperfection.
Henry Eugène de Méric, 1899
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