what is the meaning by grafite?
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Graphite is the most stable form of C. It has a gleaming appearenc and is quite brittle. It has a low elting point as well...
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It's a program used for creating animations. Its "core" drawings are VECTOR drawings, but you can also work with any image type, audio, or even video.\n\nVersion MX has strong support for video stuff and programming (so you can connect it to a DB, for example).
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Well lets get started. Stumpf means stump, Aufbau means to to build something,materialien means materials. They way i guess it was originally wrote was Stumpf Aufbaumaterialien, Stumpf would be a family name(or Company) and the rest would be building materials. Guess it is a company
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Felix\n\nFe= chemical formula for iron\nLix = roman for "59"
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ARES\n\nhttp://aresgalaxy.sourceforge.net/
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It's something for chemistry.\nIt's an agent that modifies the effect of other agents.\nIt is roughly the same meaning as a catalyst, as the source points out.\nNever heard the term before, learn something new every day.
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Many of the entomology's will say it is from late french writing about prostitutes.  But I don;t buy it.\n\nSeveral years ago I was reading an early (1st century) roman text. It had the a word similar to pornia or pornios or in it. ( I can't remember and it wasn't important to what I was doing) I tried to find the word in dictionaries but it wasn't there. It was obvious from the context the word had something to do with pictures. The current Latin dictionaries do not have any words for picture or anything like it. If you go back to roman ruins you can see that they had the most extensive art it the history of the world to that point, and no word for "picture" ? (" pictura" latin for paint is the root of our word picture but Romans had pictures as well and where is that word?) \n\n I stick with a Latin root I am willing to bet no one has done the necessary footwork to document it. Pictures of sex have been around for a couple of thousand years and the Romans didn't miss a beat when it came to anything of perversion or commerce. \n\nThe late 19th century explanation is just plain wrong. The word is much older than that.
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Diamond. It is pure carbon.
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This will help you understand what your instructor is asking.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_metaphor
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Draw something that has inherent meaning outside of language, like the structure of a uranium atom.  Also, yellow and black stripes have a universal meaning of danger in the animal kingdom that has evolved over tens of thousands of years, so that should still be around in the distant future.  Good luck.
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Lucky you, you just stuck yourself with graphite, not lead.  Hurtz, donut?
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CuXO4 can either mean:\n\nCuSO4 - Copper(II) sulfate\n\nor\n\nCuSeO4  - Cooper (II) selenate
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Amathyst. (I cant spell). Its yer birthstone I believe.
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Means "adorned with gold" in Sanskrit. In Hindu legend this was the name of a lover of the god Krishna.\n\nHappy now.. Enjoy!
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the word is "fractal". Go look it up.
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do you mean cuvette? if so...\n\n–noun\n1.Also, curvette. Also called chevee. a gemstone with a raised, cameolike figure or design carved on its hollowed surface.\n2.Chemistry. a tube or vessel used in laboratory experimentation.\n[Origin: 1670–80; < F, dim. of cuve vat ≪ L cūpa. See cup, -ette]
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Maybe just a way of describing a number of very small stones...more like sand than stones.  I dont kno what else it could be...:D