- A
kaleidoscope (/kəˈlaɪdəskoʊp/) is an
optical instrument with two or more
reflecting surfaces (or mirrors)
tilted to each
other at an angle, so that one...
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under Vanguard Records two
studio albums The In
Sound From Way Out! and
Kaleidoscopic Vibrations. They also were
among the
first musicians to incorporate...
- Records, in vinyl, CD and
digital formats. It
features the singles, "
Kaleidoscopic Waves", "Labyrinth of Stone" and "Step
Through the
Portal and Breathe"...
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uniform polyhedron or
plane tiling. It is
often referred to as Wythoff's
kaleidoscopic construction. The
method is
based on the idea of
tiling a sphere, with...
- and the German-American
Gershon Kingsley).
Original from 1967
album Kaleidoscopic Vibrations a follow-up to
their previous 1966 album, The In
Sound From...
- 1467 CE. The next
three centuries starting from 1215 were
marked by
kaleidoscopically shifting collections of
capitals in
south and
central Sri Lanka, including...
- World, was
published in 2019. In the
words of Anis Haffar: "The man's
kaleidoscopic knowledge of show business, broadcasting,
entertainment and politics...
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surging in New York,
where they have long been
eclipsed in the city's
kaleidoscopic racial and
ethnic mix. For the
first time,
according to
census figures...
-
works used
large numbers of
showgirls and
props as
fantasy elements in
kaleidoscopic on-screen performances.
Berkeley was born in Los Angeles, California...
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number of
articles and
books on
aspects of this subject. Her 2002 book
Kaleidoscopic Ethnicity:
International Migration and the
Reconstruction of Community...
