St. Peter Damian condemned her for “excessive tenderness” preferring such a diluted instrument to her God-given hands. The girl felt dizzy and dizzy, as if the drunkenness above had diluted the air under the cliffs. Use the diluted adjective to describe things so elegant, intelligent, or moral that they seem elevated above the ordinary, like the refined conversation of brilliant scholars. Raised upwards, the air is brought in cooler and rarer conditions when climbing slopes. This is because there is not enough oxygen in the diluted air at high altitudes to promote normal oxidation of body tissues. She is not a refined dean whose decisions have a moral influence. Rarefied was formed from the verb rarefy, which is derived from a combination of the Latin rarus (“thin” or “rare”) with facere (“to do”) and since the 14th century. Century “to make thin” means. In its original use in the 1500s, the adjective was diluted even on the lean side; This meant “made less dense” (as in “The fog cleared and we could breathe more easily in the diluted air”).
By the 17th century, Rarefy had acquired the meaning of “refine or purify”, and over time Rarefied followed. Now, with two recent papers, Michael Filaseta of the University of South Carolina has taken the idea one step further and developed an even rarer class of numerically sensitive primes. During these years and through those miles, the ship will search for other Kuiper Belt objects along the way that might warrant a visit, monitoring the space environment as it sails to increasingly rare distances. Small batches of artisanal vegan cheese, the kind that oozes, stinks and blooms as convincingly as its dairy, represent the highest and rarest level of vegan cheese. With this gesture alone, he gave a human face to this brand, which last year achieved a turnover of 826 million euros. Kennedy`s commitment to the forgotten people in the refined halls of the Capitol marked decades of groundbreaking legislation ranging from the Americans With Disabilities Act to the Family and Medical Leave Act to the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act. You know how to talk about mathematics in a very refined way that most of us find virtually impossible to understand. After a stay of some time in the mountainous regions, the constitution gets used to the diluted atmosphere.
During the ascent, the air is cooled, diluted and largely deprived of moisture. A natural example of dilution occurs in the layers of the Earth`s atmosphere. Because the atmosphere has mass, most atmospheric matter is closer to Earth due to Earth`s gravity. Therefore, air in the upper layers of the atmosphere is less dense or diluted than air in the lower layers. Therefore, dilution can refer to either a decrease in density in space at a given point in time, or a decrease in density over time for a particular area. The school eventually began admitting women, but retained its status as a rare institution where school holidays are spent for week-long camping trips and all students receive a horse to take care of in the first year. The modern construction of guitars is an example of the use of dilution in manufacturing. By forcing density (loss of oils and other impurities) into the cell structure of the soundboard, a diluted guitar plate creates a tonal decompression that affects the sound of the instrument and mimics aged wood. To pronounce diluted correctly, stress the first syllable: “RARE-uh-fied”. In addition to noble conversations, the word diluted can also describe air at high altitudes that contains less oxygen, such as diluted air that can be difficult for mountaineers. Sometimes the quality of the absence of air overshadows the other meaning of the word, implying that the refined world of elegant people is not comfortable for everyone.
These subtleties are easily overlooked from a national perspective and seemingly in NRC`s refined air. Rarefaction can be easily observed by compressing and releasing a spring. Most often, dilution refers to air or other gases becoming less dense. When dilution occurs, particles in a gas propagate more strongly. You may encounter this word in connection with sound waves. A sound wave moving through the air consists of alternating areas of higher and lower density. Areas with lower density are called dilutions. Theme music by Joshua Stamper 2006©New Jerusalem Music/ASCAP Rarefaction is the reduction of the density of an object, the opposite of compression. [1] Like compression, which can propagate in waves (e.g. sound waves), dilution waves also exist in nature.
A common dilution wave is the area with low gauge pressure after a shock wave (see photo). Scarcity waves expand over time (similar to ocean waves that spread when they reach a beach); In most cases, the dilution waves always maintain the same overall profile (“shape”) throughout the movement of the shaft: this is a self-similar expansion. Each part of the wave moves at the local speed of sound in the local medium. This expansion behavior contrasts with pressure increases, which shrink over time until they become stronger in shock waves. A decrease in the density of something is a dilution. When you climb a mountain, you feel a dilution of air; The air becomes less dense as you climb.