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Potsdamer Platz (German: [ˈpɔtsdamɐ
plats] ,
Potsdam Square) is a
public square and
traffic intersection in the
center of Berlin, Germany,
lying about...
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Walls of
Tallinn are the
medieval defensive walls constructed around the city of
Tallinn in Estonia. The
first wall around Tallinn was
ordered to...
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compliance and
chest wall compliance influence Cdyn. Cstat=VTPplat−PEEP{\displaystyle C_{stat}={\frac {V_{T}}{P_{
plat}-PEEP}}}
where Pplat = plateau...
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retaining walls.
Lutyens built a low
wall with a
terminating pergola along the
entire 72-meter
length of the
south side of the
Great Plat. This serves...
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Kerkrade dialect (natively Kirchröadsj
plat [ˈkeʁəçˌʁœətʃ
ˈplɑt][tone?] or
simply Kirchröadsj,
literally 'Kerkradish', Limburgish: Kirkräödsj [ˈkɪʀ(ə)kˌʀœːtʃ]...
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variously described by
Plat as a "Victual for Warr", "dry
gelly carried to the sea", and a food for
soldiers on the march.
Plat envisaged using this jelly...
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level substrate,
consisting of
symmetrical patterns, made up by
plant beds,
plats, low
hedges or
coloured gravels,
which are
separated and
connected by paths...
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design Orthophotomap—A map
created from
orthophotography Pictorial maps
Plat Road
atlas Strip map
Transit map Page
layout (cartography)
Early world maps...
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scope of
medieval historical and
archaeological analogy, pp. 59–69 in du
Plat Taylor &
Cleere (1978);
Birley (2005), pp. 423–424; Julian,
Epistula ad senatum...
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contained in the
primary lamella, in the
middle lamella, and in the cell
walls of
terrestrial plants. The prin****l
chemical component of
pectin is galacturonic...
