10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERMEABLENESS»
Discover the use of
permeableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
permeableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Official gazette of the United States Patent Office
Longitudinally-grooved means for supporting one or more strips ; longitudinally
slidable non-coiling, relatively short strips having thereon numerals 1 to 9 and 0,
the numerals and body portions of the strips differing in permeableness to light ...
United States. Patent Office, 1915
2
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
Longitudinally-grooved means for supporting one or more strips ; longitudinally
slidable non-coiling, relatively short strips having thereon numerals 1 to 9 and 0,
the numerals and body portions of the strips differing in permeableness to light ...
What he can do and what he does do by virtue of his intelligence shows that he is
like God; but his permeableness, or inspirableness, shows a capacity for
receiving God which is greater thau Godlikeness. The one demonstrates his
greatness, ...
Philip Philips Neely, 1884
4
The French Remembrancer, Or, a New & Easy Method of ...
Particularite', peculiarity. Pass-ibilité, possibility (the propertynf having sensations
). ship. Pe'nétrabilité, penetrabilily. Pérc'grinité, the being a foreigner in a country
(a law term). Perfectibilife', perfectibility. Perméabilite', permeableness.
The comparative newness and permeableness of its strata all militate against the
formation of local basins. There has been no glacia- tion to produce local lake
reservoirs. Erosion has kept well in advance of secular changes of level and ...
Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin, 1900
6
The principles of Murathee grammar
A vein; a tendon. tT=RjfK A fault. <5t t>^K A well. ^3r *^3K Remainder. ingrc; 3. 4.
A par. tree. H in: A leak. TgK. A par. pulse. ^ MX End of a cart's shaft. «T^C
Deficiency. Patience. *r «^ 3. 4. White mould. « WX + 4. Permeableness. «ft «n<
mfK nf.
7
A Dictionary of the Hindee Language
ta) the capacity of being pervaded or essentially affected, pervadibleuess.
permeableness. 50TW, m. a fathom (or the space between thetips of the fingers
of the hands when the arms are extended), [incut, trouble, affliction. 50tfilU,»i.
error ...
8
Monthly consular and trade reports
... calcareous slopes, its roots absorb the fertilizing elements, which, owing to the
permeableness of the soil, filters through the fissures of the chalk. On those
slopes of a chalky composition the grapes grown produce a wine of a very
superior ...
United States. Bureau of Manufactures, 1906
9
The cosmic ether and its problems: The invisible actuator of ...
To the instantaneousness of its action in the readjustment of equilibrium, and the
permeableness to it of all material bodies, as well as other super-material
characteristics, to which matter can offer no corresponding analogy, so that its ...
Benjamin Beach Lewis (1841-), 1893
10
Consular Reports: Commerce, manufactures, etc
... its roots absorb the fertilizing elements, which, owing to the permeableness of
the soil, filters through the fissures of the chalk. On those slopes of a chalky
composition the grapes grown produce a wine of a very superior character to that
...
