The New National Dictionary Encyclopedia And Atlas Rev to Date volume 2
The New National Dictionary Encyclopedia And Atlas Rev to Date volume 2
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Bookbinding : A roll on the head-band of a book.
4. Architecture: (a) A round moulding, cut pr carved in short embossments, like beads in necklaces, occurring chiefly in the Corinthian and Roman orders of architecture. It is called also As- TRAOAL (q. V. ).
(b) The strip on a sash-frame which forms BAYLY'S BEADS.
a guide for the sash. There are inside, outside, and parting beads.
fl Bead and butt (Carp. ) : Framing in which the pearls are flush, having beads stuck or run upon the two edges.
Bea...d and quirk : A bead stuck upon the edge of a piece of stuff flush with its surface.
5. Astronomy. Baily's Beads. [Named after Francis Baily, an Englishman, who discovered them during the solar eclipse of 1836. (Mem. As- tron. Soc. , vol. X. ). ] Certain luminous bead-like promi- nences arranged in a curved line round the margin of the moon's disk upon that of the sun towards the commencement and towards the close of complete obscuration in a total or annular eclipse of tb latter luminary. Once attributed to the pro- jection of a range of lunar mountains on the face of the sun, they are now supposed to proceed from irradiation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bookbinding : A roll on the head-band of a book.
4. Architecture: (a) A round moulding, cut pr carved in short embossments, like beads in necklaces, occurring chiefly in the Corinthian and Roman orders of architecture. It is called also As- TRAOAL (q. V. ).
(b) The strip on a sash-frame which forms BAYLY'S BEADS.
a guide for the sash. There are inside, outside, and parting beads.
fl Bead and butt (Carp. ) : Framing in which the pearls are flush, having beads stuck or run upon the two edges.
Bea...d and quirk : A bead stuck upon the edge of a piece of stuff flush with its surface.
5. Astronomy. Baily's Beads. [Named after Francis Baily, an Englishman, who discovered them during the solar eclipse of 1836. (Mem. As- tron. Soc. , vol. X. ). ] Certain luminous bead-like promi- nences arranged in a curved line round the margin of the moon's disk upon that of the sun towards the commencement and towards the close of complete obscuration in a total or annular eclipse of tb latter luminary. Once attributed to the pro- jection of a range of lunar mountains on the face of the sun, they are now supposed to proceed from irradiation.
What to read after The New National Dictionary Encyclopedia And Atlas Rev to Date volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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