Términos

Cualquiera de las varias embarcaciones pequeñas de fondo plano del Lejano Oriente, propulsadas por un único remero o marinero.

In analytical chemistry, sample preparation refers to the phase of scientific investigation that follows sampling and precedes measuring. It encompasses all the processes involved in readying a sample for examination, including extraction from a larger sample, and all the techniques of reduction and processing required to produce a representative test sample.

An uncommon copper phosphate mineral found in the oxidized zones of copper deposits in Chile and as a rare mineral in caves. It is also found as a corrosion product on ancient copper alloy objects from Memphis, Egypt.

Instrumentos electrónicos de hardware o software utilizados para crear representaciones digitales de formas de onda de audio, procesarlas, y reproducirlas en un contexto musical.

In the sciences, taking of samples for technical analysis.

El término, que se traduce literalmente "vagabundeo", se refiere al ciclo de nacimiento, muerte y renacimientos como consecuencia del karma en Budismo, Hinduismo y Jainismo. Liberación (moksha, nirvana, el kaivalya) de este proceso de transmigración se concibe como ir más allá del samsara o como comprender que es una ilusión. Aunque el origen del concepto de samsara es un asunto motivo de debate, es, como el karma, probablemente de origen no-védico o heterodoxo.

Arcos de boca zulúes que consisten en un arco corto, ancho y plano y una sola cuerda de metal, tripa, o fibra que el intérprete golpea con un alambre de acero.

Members of a class of military retainers of the daimios in feudal Japan, or any members of the Japanese military caste.

Distinctive historic residences that were home for samurai during Japan's feudal era.

In Indian architecture, a tiered pyramidal roof-type with ribbed bell-shaped members as decorative motif, placed in rows at all tier-levels.

Style and culture of the group of Apache who currently occupy an area in Gila, Graham, and Pinal counties in southeastern Arizona.

Refers to culture and artifacts of the original Paleo-Indian inhabitants of the San Diego coastal belt, ca. 7500 BC. It is characterized by manufacture of scrapers and percussively flaked knives made from fine grain volcanic stone.

Style and culture of one of the groups of Keresan speaking people, currently located primarily near Albuquerque, New Mexico. Currently noted for the cultural events surrounding the annual Feast of St. Philip on May 1, when hundreds of pueblo people participate in traditional corn dances.

Cordófonos chinos de mástil largo tipo laúd, que tienen una pequeña caja acústica oval, rectangular o cuadrada, con un vientre y respaldo cubiertos con piel de serpiente, y tres cuerdas de seda o nailon afinadas por tres clavijas laterales. Se puntean con las uñas o con un plectro.