10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PULVERISATION»
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pulverisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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An encyclopaedia of agriculture ...
Soils may be rendered more JU for answering ifie purposes of vcpctalion by
pulverisation, by consolidation, by exposure to the atmosphere, by an alteration
of their constituent parts, by changing their condition in respect to water, by
changing ...
John Claudius Loudon,
1871
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An Encyclopaedia of Gardening: Comprising the Theory and ...
Pulverisation increases the capillary attraction, or sponge-like property of soils,
by which their humidity is rendered more uniform. It is evident this capillary
attraction must be greatest where the particles of the earth are finely divided ; for
gravels ...
John Claudius Loudon,
1824
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Reports of Patent, Design, and Trade Mark Cases
Patent Exploitation, Ld. v. Siemens Brothers & Co., Ld. Dr. Attfield attaches more
importance to the pulverisation ; but he also does not say that the Plaintiffs'
success is attributable to it. It may be that it is due to some other cause, but it may
be, ...
Further, by a majority, Lord Justice Cozens-Haray dissenting, the Court of Appeal
held that the patentee had indicated pulverisation of the manganese and carbon
as essential, and held that that was a novelty, page 239, lines 14 and 44 ; page ...
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An Encyclopædia of Gardening: Comprising the Theory and ...
The more the soil is pulverised, the more these fibres are increased, the more
extract is absorbed, and the more vigorous dots the plant become. Pulverisation,
therefore, is not only advantageous previously toplanting or sowing, but also
during ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane),
1871
Mr. MOULTON : Yes, my Lord, I think so, because he took pulverisation to be a
novelty. Mr. Justice Bucxnnr: He says so. ' _ Mr. Mounrors said he would show to
his Lordship that pulverisatlon was not a novelty. It was a question of ordinary ...
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An Encyclopædia of Agriculture: Comprising the Theory and ...
It is evident this capillary attraction must be greatest where the particles of the
earth are finely divided; for gravel! and sands hardly retain water at all, while
clays. not opened by pulverisation or other means, either do not absorb water, or
when, ...
John Claudius Loudon,
1883
For MDI flexible foam, which is a more difficult material to pulverise than rigid
foam, we used a two stage pulverisation process. Acoarse pulverisation in a
pellet mill to a 200 to 300 micron powder, followed by further pulverisation in
either a ...
David Reed, Carole Lee,
1994
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Materiel D'Application Des Pesticides a Usage Agricole
BUSES. DE. PULVERISATION. HYDRAULIQUES. Le matériel d'application des
pesticides le plus couramment utilisé par les petits exploitants est le pulvérisateur
à dos actionné par un levier ou le pulvérisateur à pression préalable, ...
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Matthews, G.A., Thornhill, E.W.,
1996
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The Horse-hoeing Husbandry: Or, A Treatise on the Principles ...
The Virgilian error in this matter seems to be their mistaking exhaustion for
pulverisation ; for when they sow upon two or three ploughings, which are
insufficient for light land {especially whilst full of weeds), the exhaustion may be
greater than ...
Jethro Tull, William Cobbett,
1829
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PULVERISATION»
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pulverisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Inorganic nanosheet to enhance batteries
... ions but the swelling and shrinking from charge–discharge cycles damages the electrode and greatly reduces its capacity, a problem known as pulverisation. «Chemistry World, Apr 13»
Coal pulverisation with vertical roller mills
Within the power industry, vertical roller mills (VRMs) are the predominant equipment used for coal pulverisation. The essential requirements of pulverisation are ... «Engineer Live, Apr 11»
Grinding elements take the wear and tear of coal pulverisation
Ken Birchett looks at a new technology for use in coal pulverisation which is claimed to be the next frontier of material advancement in severe duty applications. «Engineer Live, Oct 09»