10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RESINOUSNESS»
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Annals of Warsaw Agricultural University - SGGW-AR.: ...
Variability ratio among various resinousness classes was very high, 88% for
classical method and 87% for yeast extract (Tab.l and 2). During a six years'
resining period in classical method 22% of the trees showed resinous stability (
no ...
2
Annual of Scientific Discovery; Or, Year-book of Facts in ...
Density and resinousness exclude water; t erefore our preservatives should
increase those qualities in the timber. Fixed oils fill up the pores and increase the
density; the essential oils resinify, and furnish an impermeable coating; but pitch
or ...
3
The Rural cyclopedia, or A general dictionary of ...
Timber greatly varies in properties and adaptations, according to the comparative
density, resinousness, and other constitutional qualities of the different genera
and species of trees ; and though in every instance more dense than water, and ...
4
A Treatise on the Resistance of Materials: And an Appendix ...
Density and resinousness exclude water. Therefore our preservatives should
increase those qualities in the timber. Fixed oils fill up the pores and increase the
density. Staves from oil-barrels and timbers from whaling ships are very durable.
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Resinousness, rezln-ns-ncs, s The quality of being resinous. Resiny, rez'in-e, a.
Partaking of the qualities of resin; resembling resin. Resifiscence, res-e-pis'ens, s
. (French, from resi- pisco, Lat) Wisdom derived from experience — hence ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1849
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The Anti-absurd Or Phrenotypic English Pronouncing & ...
RES RES Ieseizure ruau'jur Resilient rezi'lient Resemblance re/.e'mblлns
Resilition rezili'shon Ieskmblb reze'mbl Resin rezin Iesend luse'nd Resinous
rezinqs Resent reze'nt Resinousness rezinqsnes Iesenter ruze'nter Resipiscence
...
Bartlomiej Beniowski, 1845
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
American Dispensatory. RESINOUS, réVm-ôs. a. Containing resin, con sisting of
resin. RESINOUSNESS, rezlii-os-nêa. ». The quality of being resinous.
RESIPISCENCE, res-é-pîs'sênee. ». 510. Wis dorn after the fact, repentance. To
RESIST ...
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A General Dictionary of the English Language
The fat sulphurous part of some vegetable, which is natural or procured by art,
and will incorporate with oil or spirit, not an aqueous menstruum. RESINOUS,
faunas. a. Containing resinj consisting of resin. RESINOUSNESS, rez'-in-us-nis. s
.
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A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
RESINOUS, ( re/-ln-us ) a. containing resin, consisting of rcs;n. RESINOUSNESS,
(rtz'-ln-ils-nes) s. the quality of being resinous. RElilPISCKNCE, ( rcV^-pls'-sense
) ». wisdom after tlie fact, repentance. TO RESIST, (rc-zlst1) v. a. to oppose, ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1804
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The Planter's Guide; or, a practical essay on the best ...
The qualities in which British Larch-wood seems chiefly deficient, are density and
resinousness, when compared with that of the Alps. Though British Larch is
useful for many important purposes, I have p0 idea, for example, that such a ...
