Términos

Plástico que se vuelve blando al calentarlo y duro al enfriarlo, independientemente de cuán a menudo se repitan estos procesos, porque existe escasa o ninguna unión cruzada entre sus moléculas.

Áreas magneticas dentro de minerales de hierro que han sido calentadas sobre el punto Curie y luego enfriadas.

Termómetros sin escalas.

Aparatos automáticos para regular la temperatura, en particular dispositivo en donde la fuerza expansiva de metales o gas actúa directamente sobre la fuente de calor, refrigeración, ventilación o similares, o controla indirectamente mediante la apertura y cierre de un circuito eléctrico.

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The young of cattle, oxen, bison, dolphins, elephants, giraffes, hippopotamuses, moose, rhinoceroses, whales, and yaks, and other animals.

Long dresses with butterfly sleeves, considered part of the national costume for women in the Philippines, and made of jusi or polyester organza. Unlike the barong Tagalog worn by males, terno are worn mostly during special occasions.

Generalmente, una clase de hidrocarburos que se encuentran en los aceites volátiles de plantas, especialmente las órdenes de coníferas y aurantiaceous. El más común es el principal constituyente de la trementina, pineno.

Refers to a style of silver-gray to black Roman ware with a gloss exterior made by reduction firing. It was produced in primarily in the Augustan period in northern Gaul (presently Belgium) and distributed as far as Britain into the 1st century CE.

Refers to a style of Roman red-brown slipped ware made by oxidation firing. It was produced in the Northern Gaul (presently Belgium) from the 1st century BCE to the 1st century CE.

Se refiere a un estilo de cerámica fina utilizado en Italia, Galia y Alemania y a lo largo y ancho del Imperio Romano desde el siglo I a.C al siglo III d.C. Evolucionó de las tradiciones de cerámica griega antigua en el uso de arcillas calcáreas ricas en compuestos de hierro para producir una superficie esmaltada, pero difiere de la alfarería griega en que emplea una sola fase de cocción en un horno abierto. Se caracteriza por su color rojo, terso acabado, y a veces por decoraciones de figuras o modelos estampados. El término se acuñó en el siglo XIX, e históricamente ha habido discrepancias relativas a cual cerámica se aplica, provenientes de varias interpretaciones del término ya sea como "tierra estampada," con referencia a los diseños estampados, o "tierra sellada" con referencia a un tronco medicinal, astringente, graso, llamado "terra sigillata" de la isla de Lemnos que se pensaba que era la arcilla de la que la cerámica estaba hecha. Posterior confusión ha rodeado la relación de este término y "cerámica de Samos" o" Samos."

Its origin was Gallia Narbonensis.

Roman pottery characterized by its red color, smooth finish, and sometimes having decorations of stamped figures or patterns. It was found in Italy, Gaul, and Germany, and throughout the Roman Empire 1st century BCE-3rd century CE.