10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBTRUDER»
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obtruder in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Life and Motion of Socio-Economic Units: GISDATA
Cast shadow patches are shadow patches that would not be in the dark if the
obtruder were removed. 7.11 THE STRUCTURE OF SHADOWS To sum up the
best theory up to now: shadow patches are internal boundaries of shadow-
bodies; ...
Andrew Frank, Jonathan Raper, J. P. Cheylan, 2003
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The Routledge Companion to Metaphysics
First, a shadow can only exist because an object, an obtruder, blocks light; the
obtruder must be exposed to light. It may be left open where the cast shadow “
begins,” whether immediately beneath the lit up surface or immediately beyond
the ...
Robin Le Poidevin, Professor of Philosophy Peter Simons, McGonigal Andrew, 2009
3
Canadian Patent Office Record
having a wall forming an open cavity, the lower edge thereof defining an opening
, said head being spaced from said support with said mold box disposed
therebetween, a flexible obtruder secured to said head forming a closed chamber
in ...
Canada. Patent Office, 1959
4
Status, Power and Ritual Interaction: A Relational Reading ...
However, we can be sure that if the obtruder were a status superior, even if his
topical knowledge were scant, he would less likely be thought to intrude, unless
his conduct were part of a resented pattem of tactless indifference to the status ...
Professor Theodore D Kemper, 2013
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The Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New Original Work of ...
obtruder. ob strep cr ous ly, ob strep or ous lj^t adv. [Eng. obstrfjieruus; -/»/.] In an
obstreperous manner; rlainoruusly, tumultuous- ly ; with noisy tumult. ob strep er
ous ness. * ob strep or ous ueSS, *. [Kng. nbstrfjieruus; -»••.<$.] The quality or ...
6
Universal Dictionary of the English Language: Ine-Rhe
obtruder. Sb str6p' -er-ous-ly, * 6b strep or ous- ly, adv. [Eii£. obstreperous; -ly.) In
an obstreperous manner; clamorously, tumultuous- ly; with noi^y tumult. fcb-strSp'
-or-oua-ness, * 6b-strcp'~6r- OU9Q6M, 3. [Eng. obttrtperous ; -tuvs.] ...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, 1897
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Lloyd's Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New and Original Work of ...
obtruder. 5b-»trep'-ër-ou»-lJ, "Sb-strèp-OT-ous- ly, tliiv. [Ëng. olistrtr'itriiui ; -Ly.] In
an obstreperous manner; clamorously, tnmultuous- ly ; "with uiiisy tumult. ob-
etrëp èr-ous-nëss, 'ob-slrejV ôr- Ойя-néu, J. [Eng. oinfrtperwi; -nos.] Th« quai ity
or ...
8
A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages in Two ...
Landukas, -o, sm. troublesome, importunate fellow; obtruder. Landumas, -0, sm.
importunateness;ob- trusiveness; intrusiveness. Landunas,/. -né, s. int ruder;
obtruder. Landus,/. -di, defin.-úusisj. -dzioji, adj. intrusive; troublesome; molestful;
...
9
Dramana: A Romance of the Stage
AN OBTRUDER It was the evening following that of Miss Foster's musicale and
all the younger members of the Kroker household were assembled in the
drawing room. Helene sat there, resting her elbow upon a table and her cheek
upon her ...
Anne Arrington Tyson, 1903
10
A Memoir of Thomas Bewick,written by himself
... right before our obtruder, I reached aside, and gave " Dummy" a smart blow on
the head, and instantly, as if I knew nothing of the matter, I seemed to be quite
grave, and intent on looking on my prayer book, while the obtruder was putting
on ...
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Book Review: Botchan (Tuttle Classics) by Soseki Natsume
“There is in the world an obtruder like Noda, the Clown, who will thrust himself upon you uninvited. Porcupine is a fellow who, carrying a proud ... «Blogcritics.org, May 10»
