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I Am You: The Hermeneutics of Empathy in Western Literature, ...
In the account of Jacob's conflict with Esau, the sequences of pathos to discovery
to periptery to epiphany are laminated and visible, each through the others. The
struggle of Esau and Jacob in the womb crowned by Jacob's deception of Isaac ...
Um ... periptery. ECHO. We could just talk, if you'd rather. ARTIE. Come on,
periptery. "Region of air surrounding a moving body." ECHO. Periptery.
P-E-R-I-P-T-E-R-Y. Periptery. ARTIE. Good. Um ... nyctitropic. ECHO. What?
ARTIE. Nyctitropic.
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Aerodonetics: Constituting the Second Volume of a Complete ...
No account has been taken in the present theory of the changes that take place
in the energy of the periptery, as the aerodone in its flight path undergoes
changes in its velocity.1 It would appear possible that, under certain
circumstances, the ...
Frederick William Lanchester, 1908
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Aerodynamics, Constituting the First Volume of a Complete ...
fish-shaped, here applied to denote a body of practical stream-line form, § 9.
Peripteral. See Periptery. Peripteroid. See Periptery. Periptery (Dict.), proposed
by the author in its present usage as denoting the region round about the wing or
in ...
Frederick William Lanchester, 1907
No account has been taken in the present theory of the changes that take place
in the energy of the periptery, as the aerodone in its flight path undergoes
changes in its velocity.1 It would appear possible that, under certain
circumstances, the ...
... air or other fluid. peripteral zone, the zone or sfere of influence of an aerofoil;
the Ijact or region of fluidsfild space which surrounds an aerofoil. peripteroid pa'
zipt3,zoid adj. like the periptery; resembling that which occurs round about the
wing ...
Robert Morris Pierce, 1911
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Aerodynamics: Constituting the First Volume of a Complete ...
fish-shaped, here applied to denote a body of practical stream-line form, § 9.
Peripteral. See Periptery. Peripteroid. See Periptery. Peuiptery (Diet.), proposed
by the author in its present usage as denoting the region round about the wing or
in ...
Frederick William Lanchester, 1908
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A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Ofa building surrounded by a single range of columns known as the *periptery or
*peristyle. periptery. Row of columns around a temple, also called *peristyle. A *
peripteral building, such as a Greek temple, has a continuous *colonnade ...
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A General and Bibliographical Dictionary of the Fine Arts: ...
Peridrome. [7T£pi, around, and epofwg, a course or parade.] In archaiology. This
name implies that part of a periptery, which, in the shape of a gallery, or alley, or
other open space, was left between the columns and the walls. The peri- dromes
...
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
[periproctitis + -io.] Noting inflammation of the tissues which surround the rectum ;
affected with periproctitis. peripteral, a. 2. Of or pertaining to the periptery. See *
periptery, 2.— peripteral motion, cyclic fluid motion of the sort that occurs near the
...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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Mowry Baden's "Leisure Monuments"
Or, take the load off and try “Fickle Periptery's” rocking chair, even if it's true that in this case you have to row your own boat. Once seated, you'll ... «Brooklyn Rail, Июн 08»
