197 resultados para MARBLE
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Narratives to be recited at the commemorative assembly (majlis) held on the 30th and 40th days after the martyrdom of Imām Ḥusain.
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Tourmaline from a gem-quality deposit in the Grenville province has been studied with X-ray diffraction, visible-near infrared spectroscopy, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy, electron microprobe and optical measurements. The tourmaline is found within tremolite-rich calc-silicate pods hosted in marble of the Central Metasedimentary Belt. The crystals are greenish-greyish-brown and have yielded facetable material up to 2.09 carats in size. Using the classification of Henry et al. 2011 the tourmaline is classified as a dravite, with a representative formula shown to be (Na0.73Ca0.2380.032)(Mg2+2.913Fe2+0.057Ti4+0.030) (Al3+5.787Fe3+0.017Mg2+0.14)(Si6.013O18)(BO3)3(OH)3((OH,O)0.907F0.093). Rietveld analysis of powder diffraction data gives a = 15.9436(8) Å, c = 7.2126(7) Å and a unit cell volume of 1587.8 Å3. A polished thin section was cut perpendicular to the c-axis of one tourmaline crystal, which showed zoning from a dark brown core into a lighter rim into a thin darker rim and back into lighter zonation. Through the geochemical data, three key stages of crystal growth can be seen within this thin section. The first is the core stage which occurs from the dark core to the first colourless zone; the second is from this colourless zone increasing in brown colour to the outer limit before a sudden absence of colour is noted; the third is a sharp change from the end of the second and is entirely colourless. These events are the result of metamorphism and hydrothermal fluids resulting from nearby felsic intrusive plutons. Scanning electron microscope, and electron microprobe traverses across this cross-section revealed that the green colour is the result of iron present throughout the system while the brown colour is correlated with titanium content. Crystal inclusions in the tourmaline of chlorapatite, and zircon were identified by petrographic analysis and confirmed using scanning electron microscope data and occur within the third stage of formation.
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Left to right: Res. of Wm. P. Brown, Sec. 6, Ann Arbor, Mich.; J.G. Miller, Manufacturer of sash, doors, blinds, mouldings, scroll work &c. ... Ann Arbor, Mich.; Ann Arbor Steam Planing Mill , Bracket, Scroll & Fancy Sawing, cor. of North & Fifth Sts., Ann Arbor, Mich. (na8635); Marble Works & Res. of Anton Eisele, the largest marble works in Washtenaw Co. Mich.; City Market, G.F. Gwinner, cor. of Fourth & Washington Sts., Ann Arbor, Mich.; L.C. Risdon, 31 South Main St., Ann Arbor, Mich. (na8635; na6707). Publication information: Chicago, Ill. : Everts & Stewart, 1874.
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Back Row: asst. coach Rich Dopp, Brian Pascoe, Jose "La Lo" Haro, Ethan Johnson, Ben Coleman, Andy Marble, Adam Hattersley, head coach Kurt Golder
Middle Row: trainer Angie Spence, asst. coach Chris Onuska, Anthony Wai, Justin Semion, Tim DeGraw, Tim Lauring, Frank Sestito, Randy D'Amura
Front Row: Edwin Ledgard, Jason MacDonald, Flavio Martins, Koji Otsuka
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Engraved title vignette (printer's device), head-pieces and pictorial initials. Title printed in red and black.
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Includes section on napkin folding; cooking glossary of Czech and English language, including English pronuncation with Czech phonetics. Sample recipes: Obyčejná bramborová polévka, Potato soup, Soupe de pommes de terre; Skopová sekanina s vejci, Mutton hash with eggs, Hachis de mouton aux oeufs; Mramorový dort, Marble cake, Gâteau marbre.
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v. 1-2. Twice-told tales. -- v. 3. The snow-image and other twice-told tales. -- v. 4. Mosses from an old manse. -- v. 6. The scarlet letter. -- v. 7. The house of the seven gables. -- v. 8. The Blithedale romance. -- v. 9-10. The marble faun; or, The romance of Monte Beni. -- v. 11. Our old home. -- v. 12. The whole history of grandfather's chair, and Biographical stories. -- v. 13. A wonder book for girls and boys, and Tanglewood tales. -- v. 14. The Dolliver romance and kindred tales. -- v. 15. Doctor Grimshaw's secret, ed. with preface and notes by Julian Hawthorne. -- v. 16. Tales and sketches. -- v. 17. Miscellanies; biographical and other sketches and letters. -- v. 18. Passages from the American note-books. -- v. 19-22. Notes of travel.
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[Vols. 4-6] are called "Series IV-VI."
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Sculpture, Greek, Archaic; 6 ft. 4 39/64 in.x 1 ft. 8 5/16 in. (without plinth); Naxian marble
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H: 4 ft. 1 19/32 in.; Pentelic marble
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H: 4 ft. 1 19/32 in.; Pentelic marble
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H: 4 ft. 1 19/32 in.; Pentelic marble
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Antonio Rossellino; 1 ft. 8 1/8 in.x 1 ft. 10 43/64 in.x 8 7/64 in.; carved marble
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Grand-Ducal Workshops; 1 ft. 3 23/64 in. x 11 1/32 in.; pietre dure mosaic on white marble ground