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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «FRUCTUATION»
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1
Johnson's English Dictionary
Brown. To FRU'CTIFY,, fruk'-te-fi. 183. v. a. [fractiSa- Fj-lTo make fruitful ; to
fertilize. HoweU. 7b FRU'CTIFY, frak'.le-fl. v. n. To bear fruit. Hooker.
FRUCTUATION*, fruk-lshi'-a-shfln. n. , Product; fruit. PoimaU. FRU'CTUOUS, frak'
-tshu-as. 463. a.
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chambers, Henry John Todd, 1834
2
The Horticultural register
... part as a gland, or pore, or a set of glands, or pores exuding that viscid sweet
juice, so useful secondarily for the nourishment of a great variety of insects, and
at the same time, doubtless primarily necessary to the fructuation of the plant
itself.
3
Interface Between Quantum Information and Statistical Physics
There, the spin configuration is fractal, since various sizes of the ordered clusters
coexist due to the critical fructuation. This also means that various length scales
are mixed. We can pick up many fractal subsystems from the original snapshot, ...
Mikio Nakahara, Shu Tanaka, 2012
4
Studies in Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika Theism
Furthermore, the fructuation of adrsta does not depend on any intelligent agent.
Concomitance in presence and absence guarantees that volition towards
fructuation (kdryd- bhimukhya) invariably suggests the collocation of all
conditions ...
Gopika Mohan Bhaṭṭācārya, 1961
5
The Visva-Bharati Journal of Philosophy
Experience guarantees only direct and immediate supervision of unconscious
entity by some sentient being. The birth of an adrsta synchronises with an urge
for fructuation (phalanukula pravrtti). To be precise, whenever an adrsta is
posited, ...
6
Calcutta Sanskrit College Research Series
Furthermore, the fructuation of adrsta does not depend on any intelligent agent.
Concomitance in presence and absence guarantees that volition towards
fructuation (kdrya- bhimukhya) invariably suggests the collocation of all
conditions ...
7
Waseda Daigaku Rikōgaku Kenkyūjo hōkoku
... temperature [°C] 100 ±0.5 [°C] Level of evaporating medium 60% of evaporator
diameter Fructuation of evaporating medium level < ±2~3 [mm] [kg//ma] :&*AP&f£
[°C] A* [kcal/kg] A- [kcal/kg] [kcal/m2h°C] ^ [m«] 0s [°C] G„ [kg/h] [kcal/kg°C] = ^.
Waseda Daigaku. Rikōgaku Kenkyūjo, 1981
8
The Presbyterian Quarterly Review
... part and particle of the great whole — an amplifying rhetoric whereby the
sermon was the mere evolution of an involution — the swelling, bursting, leafing
out, blossoming and fructuation of this bud. We have been thinking a great deal
of one ...
B. J. Wallace, Albert Barnes, 1853
9
The Naval History of Great Britain from the Declaration of ...
But Captain Duodo's wound came opportunely to prevent the fructuation of his
diabolical design; and the officers of the Bellona themselves probably had, for
their own safety, watched very narrowly the movements of their captain.
Lieutenant ...
10
Annual Report of the Transactions of the Pennsylvania State ...
The vegetable world is constantly running a cycle of germination, vegetation,
fructuation, decay, decomposition and reproduction. Nature's re'uirectionary woik
never ceases. The dead and puirifying matter of to-day, lecomes quickened into
life ...
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society, 1854
