10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERIMORPH»
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The Chambers Dictionary
adj perimorph out [perl- (1) and Gr morphe form] perimysium per-i-miz'i-zm, (
anatom) n the connective tissue which surrounds and binds together muscle
fibres, [peri- ( 1 ) and -mysium, from Gr mus muscle] perinaeum See perineum.
perinatal ...
2
Testing and characterization of powders and fine particles
Perimorph and melamorph. In (a) a raw transformed outline is shown, while in (b)
the average value of the radius has been subtracted. In (c) the melamorph has
been subtracted leaving what appears to be random roughness. cleavage, like ...
John K. Beddow, T. P. Meloy, 1980
3
Journal of Powder & Bulk Solids Technology
Underlying primary shape or idealized shape is called perimorph. Up to now the
perimorph has been a sphere. In the case of the galena, it can be a cube.
Variation in the perimorphs are called "melamorphs." For example, for a sphere
as a ...
4
A dictionary of chemistry and the allied branches of other ...
PERIMORPH OUS CRYSTALS. Crystals consisting of an envelope of one
mineral with a nucleus of another, the external form of the crystal being that of the
envelope ; for example at Arendal crystals are found having the form of garnets
and ...
5
Nanoscience: Colloidal and Interfacial Aspects
In our case, a perimorph formation (neoformation appears as a contour around a
protocrystal) can be probably given by the PtCl2 crystal images presented at
microphotographs in Figures 12.45c,d. 12.7.2 GOLD Figure 12.46 presents
atypical ...
... PERILYMPHANGITISES PERILYMPHS PERIMETER PERIMETERS
PERIMETRIES PERIMETROSALPINGITIS PERIMETRY PERIMORPH
PERIMORPHS PERIMYOENDOCARDITIS PERIMYOENDOCARDITISES
PERIMYSIA PERIMYSIUM ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
7
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
... al, pertaining to the perimeter.—n.Perim′etry, theact of making perimetrical
measurements. [Gr. perimetros—peri, around, metron, measure.] Perimorph, per
′imorf, n.a mineral enclosing another. —adjs.Perimor′phic, Perimor′phous.
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Science Terms Made Easy: A Lexicon of Scientific Words and ...
Perihelion Greek peri- around, about, enclosing -helios- sun -ion state, process,
or quality of The point along an orbit of a planet at which the planet is closest to
the sun. Perimorph Greek peri- around, about, enclosing -morph shape, form, ...
9
Etymidion II: A Students' Workbook for Vocabulary Building
... organisms) paraphernalia what is brought besides the dowry (pherne) * peri-
around, about perimorph a form around (a mineral that encloses another mineral)
peripatetic walking around Do not confuse with the Latin prefix per-, "through".
C. A. E. Luschnig, L. J. Luschnig, 1994
10
The New English Grammar: With Phonetics, Morphology and Syntax
... associated with parabolic, parable, paradigm, paradox, paragon, paraphrase,
etc. peri- circular movement, around, surrounding pericardium, pericycle,
perigynous, perihelion, periscope, peripheral, perimetry, perimorph, peripheral
vision, ...
