10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SILVERINESS»
Discover the use of
silveriness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
silveriness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Presuppositions of India's Philosophies
To understand what happens, let us appeal to the following diagram : The simple
relevant judgments are N, = this — inherence — silveriness Nt = silver —
inherence — silveriness Na = shell (on beach) — inherence — silveriness The ...
2
The Seasons and the Fisherman
... the streams just as is his brother, but at the age of from two to four years, when
he looks exactly the same as a brown trout, he begins a journey towards the sea.
He is then called a smolt, and is found to be developing a silveriness of the skin.
3
The Seasons and the Fisherman: A Book for Children
He is then called a smolt, and is found to be developing a silveriness of the skin.
Once that silveriness is complete he takes to the sea and feeds there, travelling
many miles away from his home river. Food for trout seems easier to find in the ...
F. Fraser Darling, Darling, 2011
This silveriness is a very effective camouflage. Divers report that silvery fishes,
swimming gently, are very difficult to see, except from below. The problem of
camouflage in mid-water is the problem of looking bright against a bright
background ...
R. McNeill Alexander, 1981
5
The High Place: Facsimile Edition
They loaned the very ground here an unstable silveriness, for these flowers were
not ever motionless. Sometimes they seemed to nod in sleepy mutual assent,
sometimes the wind, in strengthening, would provoke them to the appearance of
...
James Branch Cabell, 2009
The silveriness is not due to any white substance or pigment — it is due to the
reflection of the light from the spangles of waste. When there is only guanin, the
skin is white or silvery ; when there are pigments as well, the fish has other
colours ...
Sir John Arthur Thomson, Eric John Holmyard, 1935
7
The theories of error in Indian philosophy: an analytical study
Here in case of cognising shell as silver the universal, 'silveriness' "is referred not
to its own referent but to a different one".3 To put it in other words, error is not due
to referent but due to mis-attribution or false characterisation. The silveriness ...
8
The Self-seeker and His Search
Also the silveriness is real and glints are real, but the temporal and spatial
relations of the glints, on which the silveriness depends, are unreal. Moreover the
bowl is symmetrical, and the symmetry is as real as the silveriness ; though the ...
The moon came out from behind the clouds, streaming in through the single
latticed pane, bathing the room in an eerie silveriness. It was then that she saw
him. He was already inside the livingroom although she had not heard him move.
Fustiness and dust layered the age cracked stones with inches of grey silveriness
undisturbed for thousands of years. Pentagonal in shape, four of the rooms five
walls contained high open windows and one rotten door of which there was ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SILVERINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
silveriness is used in the context of the following news items.
Why can't the world's greatest minds solve the mystery of …
But everybody now accepts that goldness and silveriness are really just differences in atoms. However hard it feels to accept, we should concede that ... «The Guardian, Jan 15»
Pebble Steel Review: The Best Smartwatch, Now Also Beautiful
The black strip around the side helps accent the sheer shiny silveriness of the whole thing. Pebble Steel Review: The Best Smartwatch, Now Also Beautiful. «LifeHacker India, Feb 14»
Breaks in the rain reveal nature's silver and gold amid a watery world
A burst of sunshine enhances the silveriness of lichen on the canopy of oaks and the gold of catkins on hedge banks. In the wood the underlying greenery of ivy, ... «The Guardian, Jan 14»
Nine Decades of Science in The New Yorker
They stood out, conspicuous against the heterogeneousness of the world, by their shining, gleaming quality, their silveriness, their smoothness and weight. «New Yorker, Apr 13»
The Childish Nature of Poetry
It is the same processes that lead Ted Hughes to the line 'that silver is snail-saliva silveriness' and Frances Leviston to the word 'unputbackable'. With this ... «Huffington Post UK, Dec 11»
Spacey's deep well of power-lust
The silveriness of his technique, the way in which it can sing but withhold feeling, the way in which he can indicate the quiet, steady movement of intelligence ... «The Australian, Nov 11»
Asus Eee PC 1008P Seashell Karim Rashid Collection Review
We think that it doesn't get quite as bright as it could be, colors don't pop, and it also suffers from a silveriness/graininess that we've unfortunately seen on too ... «Chip Chick, Oct 10»
To colour, or become a silver fox?
But going gently into silveriness is a less-certain choice in the days when 40 is ... “I asked my 9-year-old godson what he thought of my new silvery look and he ... «Toronto Star, Jul 10»
