10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRISATION»
Discover the use of
irisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
irisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Annales Du 17e Congrès D'Associationi Internationale Pour ...
Intact, avec bulles et léger irisation superficielle. Syrie, XIe siècle. Parallèles: À l'
ombre d'Avicenne 1996, 213, no. 154bis. 3. Balsamaire. No. 28794 (Fig. 1.3)
Hauteur: 98 mm. Ø: 24 mm. Récipient pour kohl, en verre de couleur ambre, ...
2
Contributions to the natural history of the alligator, ...
Webster has not admitted this necessary word, though he has irisated and irised.
The dictionary of the French Academy, has the adjective irist, (that which presents
the colors of the rainbow.) hut not irisation ! spectrum, all of which may he ...
3
The New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal
Webster has not admitted this necessary word, though he has irisated and irised.
The dictionary of the French Academy, has the adjective irisi, (that which presents
the colors of tho rainhow,) but not irisation ! spectrum, all of which may be ...
4
Report of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus
Belle irisation bleue. Haut. 0 mm. Einq flacons, panse pomiforme. Erisation. Deux
petits flacons pâte jaune. Belle irisation. Un vase à deux anses, filets, festons et
anse pâte bleue. Haut. 00 mm. Deux petites ampoules à dépressions. Erisation.
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How it Works: Science and Technology
A The colors in these iridescent cirrus clouds are caused by the refraction of light
through tiny ice particles in a process called irisation. This rare phenomenon
accounts for the color seen on clouds around midnight (noctilucent clouds) in ...
Marshall Cavendish Corporation, 2003
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Colloids for Nano- and Biotechnology
Due to the stirring the irisation disappears and the apparent diameter drops down
to low value then leaving to stand the system the ordered structure re- forms in
about 10min (see Fig. 2). In order to get the true particle diameters the data must
...
Zoltán Hórvölgyi, Eva Kiss, 2008
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The Handy Weather Answer Book
(photo by Cindy McFee, NOAA Corps) What is irisation? Sort of a diffused
rainbow effect that can produce mother-of-pearl-like colors, irisation occurs when
thin clouds of water vapor (particularly altocumulus clouds) pass below the Sun.
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Acetic acid bacteria: classification and biochemical activities
A. per oxy dans group. a) Do not attack glucose b) Catalase negative. c) Give
irisation on Ca lactate. d) Usually oxidize molecular hydrogen. e) Do not usually
oxidize gluconate, ketogluconate, polyalcohols and ketoses. f) Most strains grow
in ...
After cooling the glass will show attractive iridescence, altho this muffle-irisation
is not overly durable and will not withstand the untoward effects of rubbing for any
length of time. There is another method that may be used for pressed glass ...
Frederick Louis Steinhoff, 1928
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The Cloudspotter's Guide: The Science, History, and Culture ...
The final example of clouds' optical effects - and one of the most beautiful - is
closely related to coronae and is called 'iridescence' or 'irisation'. Iris was the
Greek goddess of the rainbow, who was used by Zeus and Hera to pass
messages ...
Gavin Pretor-Pinney, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IRISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
irisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Colors in the sky
This phenomenon is called irisation and in clouds it's cloud iridescence. The term comes from the word Iris, the Greek personification of the ... «WMC Action News 5, May 15»
Kodak Pixpro AZ651, le premier bridge à zoom 65x (et peut-être le …
Le viseur électronique est bien là, mais il est tellement étroit et sujet à l'irisation qu'il ne donne pas envie d'être utilisé. De plus, Kodak a fait ... «Les Numériques, Jul 14»
Cool Clouds Come in all Colours!
The effect is called cloud iridescence or irisation; both terms are derived from Iris the Greek's personification of the rainbow. They are awesome ... «CTV News, Apr 14»
Readers capture dramatic cloud formation over Alnwick
Their saucer-like shape and irisation often results in the clouds being mistaken for UFOs. While lenticular clouds can produce visually stunning ... «Northumberland Gazette, Mar 14»
Daily Eye Wonder July 2013
Because lenticular clouds are composed of tiny water droplets, iridescence is sometimes observed about their edges. Iridescence or irisation is ... «WJLA, Jul 13»
Clouds that look like UFOs
Sometimes, a natural phenomenon called irisation occurs along the edge of the clouds, turning them a fiery red color and adding to the odd ... «Yahoo! News, Jun 13»
UFO spotted? Alien invasion? Nope. Guess again
And it's not just the shape of the lenticular clouds that's so eerily appealing; a phenomenon known as irisation sometimes takes place along the ... «iTech Post, Jun 13»
Evidence of an alien invasion? No - the rare phenomenon of eerily …
Sometimes a phenomenon known as irisation occurs along the edge of lenticular clouds, which causes them to glow an eery red. This adds to ... «Daily Mail, Jun 13»
I saw a cloud with rainbow colors. What causes it?
These colorful clouds are called iridescent clouds, and the phenomenon is called cloud iridescence or irisation. The term comes from Iris, the ... «EarthSky, Apr 13»
Amateur cameraman captures stunning glowing cloud in the skies …
Bright colors (called Irisation) are sometimes seen along the edge of lenticular clouds. These clouds have also been known to form in cases ... «Daily Mail, Feb 12»
