- Look up
efflorescence in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In chemistry,
efflorescence (which
roughly means "the flowering" in French) is the migration...
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transforming the
European understanding of the globe. The
cultural efflorescence witnessed during this
period is now
referred to as the
Spanish Golden...
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connotations of
Alexander to the
Indian subcontinent,
resulting in the
efflorescence of
Sikandernameh (Alexander Romances)
written by Indo-Persian poets...
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vicinity of the
boundary layer.
Recognition of
efflorescence glazing-
Pieces glazed by
efflorescence may show
traces of
stand marks: the
glaze appears...
- Neue
Ostpolitik (German for "new
eastern policy"), or
Ostpolitik (German: [ˈɔstpoliˌtiːk] ) for short, was the
normalization of
relations between the Federal...
- vicious, effeminate, dangerous, and incomprehensible; a
detestable human efflorescence upon what
would otherwise have been good pasture. They had no use whatever...
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stating that
media coverage of the
abuse story had
become "a
gross efflorescence of anti-catholic rhetoric".
Commentator Tom
Hoopes wrote that during...
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which marks the
start of the
Floral Style. Matz
refers to the "Age of
Efflorescence",
which reached an
apogee in LM IA. (Some
would include Kamares Ware...
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tubercles or
breeding tubercles (also
called pearl organs or
nuptial efflorescence) are
noticeable skin
roughness or
horny nodules that form on male fish...
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Another factor was the
diffusion of
paper from China,
which led to an
efflorescence of
books and
written culture in
Islamic society; thus
papermaking technology...
