Términos

Documents that present findings, analyses, and conclusions resulting from evaluative processes or reviews.

Unique codes or strings assigned to resources for system identification and management purposes.

Formally recognized or assigned titles associated with a digital asset.

Currency issued by the French revolutionary government between 1789 and 1796, in the form of paper money and based on the security of the state lands.

Papel moneda emitido por los gobiernos franceses revolucionarios entre 1789 y 1796.

People who who act as subordinates to an artist or otherwise in a subordinate capacity during the creation of art or architecture.

Qualifier used for attributions of works by an unknown creator working as an assistant to a named artist, architect, or other creator whose staff is relatively small in number and do not call themselves a studio or an office. Also use for an assistant who worked in a studio or office, but in a special, close relationship to the named artist or architect.

Qualifier used for attributions of works by an unknown creator working with a named creator, where the relationship is between two peers rather than between a student and teacher.

Poste vertical en que pueden ser izadas banderas y estandartes.

Armas de asta ligeras de origen europeo, de aproximadamente 6 ½ pies de largo y con una cabeza que generalmente es más decoración que arma; eran portadas por oficiales de infantería en los siglos XVI y XVII como un distintivo de rango y para hacer señales cuando guiaban a sus tropas.

Members of an infraorder containing around 400 species of decapod crustaceans including lobsters, crayfish, and their close relatives.

Rods or slips of wood designed for personal reading, used for following words on a page; may be highly decorative and of a type used in the Early Christian and Medieval periods.

Family of around 1,600 genera and 24,000 species of herbs, shrubs, vines, and trees. Members of the family have flower heads composed of many small flowers (florets) surrounded by bracts (leaflike structures), with bell-shaped disk florets forming the center of each head. Fossils suggest that the first members of this family may have evolved in Argentina around 50 million years ago.

Order containing 11 families of herbaceous plants, trees, and shrubs, having in common a unique nutrient storage molecule and stamen morphology.

Se puede referir a un instrumento con forma de estrella, usualmente realizada de oro o plata que es usado durante la eucaristía en la ortodoxia griega. El asterisco se ubica sobre el cáliz y patena para evitar que los velos del caliz toquen el pan consagrado.

Cuerpos rocosos que tienen cerca de 1.000 km o menos de diámetro y que orbitan el Sol sobre todo entre las órbitas de Marte y Júpiter.

Members of a class of marine invertebrates having a flattened body that typically has five or more rays or arms radiating from a central disk, each bearing hundreds of tiny suction feet on the underside. Although adults have superficially radial symmetry, larval pluteus forms and other evidence suggests that their evolutionary ancestors had bilateral symmetry.