Appleton's New Practical Cyclopedia: A New Work of Reference Based Upon the Best Authorities, and Systematically Arranged for Use in Home and School, 6. sējumsMarcus Benjamin, Arthur Elmore Bostwick, Gerald Van Casteel, George Jotham Hagar D. Appleton, 1910 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 68.
5. lappuse
... heat and pressure , of clay deposited in still water . It weighs from 170 to 180 lb. per cubic foot , and its most extensive use is for roofs . The out- put of slate in the U. S. in 1892 was valued at $ 4,117,125 , of which $ 2,333,000 ...
... heat and pressure , of clay deposited in still water . It weighs from 170 to 180 lb. per cubic foot , and its most extensive use is for roofs . The out- put of slate in the U. S. in 1892 was valued at $ 4,117,125 , of which $ 2,333,000 ...
7. lappuse
... heat . The nervous system continues in action dur- ing sleep , though generally with somewhat diminished power and sensibility . The reflex functions of the nerve centers are still main- tained , and thus various movements may be ...
... heat . The nervous system continues in action dur- ing sleep , though generally with somewhat diminished power and sensibility . The reflex functions of the nerve centers are still main- tained , and thus various movements may be ...
11. lappuse
... heating crucibles , and bitumin- ous coal and wood for reverberatory furnaces ; but peat , natural gas , petroleum , and waste gases from furnaces are used . Smer'dis , brother of Cambyses , who , envi- ous of his strength , sent him ...
... heating crucibles , and bitumin- ous coal and wood for reverberatory furnaces ; but peat , natural gas , petroleum , and waste gases from furnaces are used . Smer'dis , brother of Cambyses , who , envi- ous of his strength , sent him ...
17. lappuse
... heat of the air decreases upward , the formation of snow is always possible upon high mountains , even under the equator . At the summit of the Andes and the Himalayas the moisture con- densed during the rainy season falls as snow ...
... heat of the air decreases upward , the formation of snow is always possible upon high mountains , even under the equator . At the summit of the Andes and the Himalayas the moisture con- densed during the rainy season falls as snow ...
18. lappuse
... heat and perfumed with essential oils . Pure curd soap is also used for the foundation of toilet soaps , for which purpose the soap is reduced to thin shavings , melted over a water bath with rose and orange - flower water and common ...
... heat and perfumed with essential oils . Pure curd soap is also used for the foundation of toilet soaps , for which purpose the soap is reduced to thin shavings , melted over a water bath with rose and orange - flower water and common ...
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