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- Glass (26176 bytes)
3: ...aesum.'' Anglo-Saxons used the word ''glaer'' for amber.
22: ...sub>/{{Germanium}}O<sub>2</sub> glass, which has only slightly different optical properties (the germa...
52: ...loped, which led to its becoming a much more commonly used material. The invention of the glass pressi...
85: ...ere rarely optically parallel giving rise to commonly seen distortions.
87: ...hieved by grinding and mechanical polishing, but only at considerable expense. - Fossil (5231 bytes)
19: ...es the later details of the fossil. Some fossils only consist of skeletal remains or teeth; other foss...
31: ... and small [[lizard]]s can be trapped in resin ([[amber]]), which is secreted from trees. These fossils c...
40: ... had "come to life". This can be a species known only from fossils until living representatives were d... - Honey (11666 bytes)
41: ...ser extent, [[red beech]]. In the early morning sunlight, the droplets of nectar glisten like the morn...
45: ... heady, almost pungent and malty with a thick red amber colour.
71: ...enting nor turning rancid. <!--Not unsurprising, only fats go rancid--> - Pytheas (6447 bytes)
4: ...ha;νου). It has not survived; only excerpts remain, quoted or paraphrased by later ...
8: ...kade, he may have stuck close to land and sailed only at night. It is also possible he took advantage ...
12: ... made a drink out of [[cereal|grain]] and honey. Unlike the people from southern Europe, they had [[ba...
14: ... sleep, and he noted that the night in Thule was only two to three hours. One day further north the co...
20: ...ut he did visit an island which was a source of [[amber]], probably Helgoland. - Plant (12870 bytes)
40: ...peared during the early [[Palaeozoic]]. They can only survive in moist environments, and remain small ...
56: ...[mushroom]]s are the most familiar, are actually only the reproductive structures of fungi. They are n...
65: ...ns as individuals, but their populations are commonly seasonal. Other plants may be organized accordin...
75: ...eaves, seeds, fruit, [[pollen]], [[spores]] and [[amber]] (the fossilized resin produced by some plants).... - January 17 (12233 bytes)
132: * 1991 - [[Amber Hagerman]], murder victim
135: * [[1996]] - [[Amber Hagerman]], kidnapping, murder victim (b. [[1986]... - List of minerals (11610 bytes)
50: #[[Allingite]] (synonym of amber)
53: #[[Amber]] (fossilized resin)
88: #[[Burmite]] (amber from Burma)
382: #[[Roumanite]] (amber)
447: #[[Amber|Stantienite]] (variety of amber) - Capacitor (29664 bytes)
72: Unlike capacitors that use a bulk dielectric made fro...
80: ... very low impedance at low frequencies. However, unlike aluminum electrolytics, they are intolerant of...
94: *In a capacitor [[microphone]] (commonly known as a condenser microphone), the diaphragm ...
103: ...es, unlike conventional batteries which last for only a few hundred or thousand recharge cycles. But c...
122: Capacitors are commonly used in [[Power supply|power supplies]] where th... - Electricity (13894 bytes)
6: ...e [[Greek language|Greek]] ''ēlektron'' = "[[amber]]", which came from an old [[root (linguistics)|r...
10: ...micron;ν'' (''elektron''), the Greek word for "amber", which soon gave rise to the English words ''ele... - Geography of Estonia (3012 bytes)
1: ...ast European platform. Average elevation reaches only 50m (160 ft.).
3: ... coastline marked by numerous bays, straits, and inlets. [[Tallinn]]'s Muuga port offers one of Europe...
7: ...e]], bordering the [[Baltic Sea]] and [[Gulf of Finland]], between [[Latvia]] and [[Russia]].
37: ...ale oil (kukersite), [[peat]], [[phosphorite]], [[amber]], [[cambrian blue clay]], limestone, [[dolomite]... - History of Slovakia (43199 bytes)
15: ...was dense trade network for goods such as shells, amber, jewels and weapons. As a result, it became an im...
23: ...i]] tribes. The Romans and their armies occupied only a thin strip of the right bank of the Danube and...
29: ...n of Central and Western Europe by the [[Slavs]] only began in the [[6th_century|sixth century CE]]. H...
109: ..., the [[Kingdom of Hungary]], the Hungarians not only went back to the principal elements of the organ...
111: ..., the metallurgical industry and the trades, not only in Hungary, but also throughout Central and East... - Genetic code (15677 bytes)
8: ...'C''') and [[thymine]] ('''T''') are smaller and only consist of one aromatic ring. In RNA however, th...
52: UAG Amber (''Stop'')<br />
149: ...2</sup>This is a start codon for [[prokaryotes]] only.
253: ...ith a chain initiation codon (start codon). But unlike stop codons, these are not sufficient to begin...
256: ...d; it is said to be '''two-fold degenerate''' if only two of four possible nucleotides at its third po... - Insect (14296 bytes)
55: ... nearly all environments on the planet, although only a small number of species have adapted to life i...
104: ... use. In these insects, the wings are powered mainly by indirect flight muscles that move the wings b...
125: ...s to prevent or stop [[gangrene]], as they would only consume dead flesh. This treatment is finding mo...
141: ...rom this period on we find insects preserved in [[amber]], often in perfect condition and easily compared... - Iris (anatomy) (11258 bytes)
10: ...[[melanin]]. Structurally, this huge molecule is only slightly different from its equivalent found in ...
13: ... all due to its melanin pigment, but this varies only from brown to black.
22: ...mended by serious medical [[physician|doctors]], unless the patient's retina needs extra protection, a...
33: ..., palomino or cremello groups of breeds) may show amber, brown, white, and blue all within the same eye, ...
38: When photographed with a flash, the iris only reacts to protect the retina, and not fast enoug... - Computer display (4276 bytes)
17: ...play usually uses [[green screen|green]], orange (amber) or gray (white). - Border Collie (8931 bytes)
39: ...k/tan/white). Eye color varies from deep brown to amber or blue with occasionally one eye of each color; ...
52: ...ets an ideal standard. It is possible (although unlikely) for a dog to do both, but its options for c... - Chesapeake Bay Retriever (3178 bytes)
41: ...nuous multiple retrieves. The breed was used not only to retrieve the game, but also sat on the wagon ...
44: ...include eyes that are very clear, of yellowish or amber hue, hindquarters as high or a trifle higher than... - Chinook (dog) (4501 bytes)
30: ...allowed, nor are other colours. Eyes are brown to amber in colour. Ear carriage is variable, but dropped ...
41: ...on dwindled rapidly after his death. By [[1981]] only eleven breedable Chinooks survived. Breeders in ... - Dalmatian (6388 bytes)
52: ... that looks like black. The eyes are dark brown, amber, or blue, with an [[animal intelligence|intellige...
67: ...heir urinary systems; the Dalmatian breed is the only dog breed that does so. There is one reported c... - Ibizan Hound (4413 bytes)
54: ...ts ears. Its eyes are a striking [[amber (color)|amber]] colour.
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