-
Finland uses
thermowood also
known as
Premium wood.
France uses the Les Bois
Perdure Retification process, the
Netherlands uses the
Plato process while Germany...
- legend,
according to
Adrien Baillet. "Sainte Saturnine, une
tradition qui
perdure". La Voix du Nord. May 23, 2008.
Retrieved September 17, 2008. "St. Saturnina...
- in the
third millennium B.C., and ... the form of
Indian civilization perdured and
eventually re****erted itself."
Sjoberg 1990.
Flood 1996, p. 16: "Contemporary...
- induration, nondurable, obduracy, obdurate, obduration, perdurable, perdurance,
perdure,
subdural dy- two Gr**** δύο (dúo), δυάς, δυάδος (duás, duádos) dyad, dyadic...
-
perdurantism views the
object in its entirety. The use of "endure" and "
perdure" to
distinguish two ways in
which an
object can be
thought to
persist can...
-
request of
their label Nuclear Blast, the
Pumpkins United line-up
would perdure after 2018, and that a live CD and DVD for the
Pumpkins United World Tour...
-
Church has
declared applies uniquely to the
Catholic Church and
means the "
perduring,
historical continuity and
permanence of all the
elements instituted by...
-
characteristics of
totalitarianism allow a
totalitarian government to
perdure against economic crises (internal and external), large-scale
failures of...
- induration, nondurable, obdurate, obduration, perdurable, perdurance,
perdure,
subdural ebrius ebri-
drunk inebriant, inebriate, inebriation, inebriety...
- in the
third millennium B.C., and ... the form of
Indian civilization perdured and
eventually re****erted itself."
Hopfe &
Woodward (2008, p. 79): "The...
