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audible range is called an infrasonic wave, and whose frequency is above the audible range is called an ultrasonic wave. Chapter 6 – Level Measurement and Control 161 Infrasonic waves of interest are usually generated by large sources, earthquake waves being an example. The high frequencies associated with ultrasonic waves can be produced by elastic vibrations of a quartz crystal induced by resonance with an applied alternating electric field. This is the common method used in ultrasonic

United States Energy Information Administration (EIA), site consulté le 25 mai 2011. 38 Deloitte Global Service Ltd. (2011), Energy Predictions 2011, The «China Effect» No Signs of Slowing Down. 39 Voir par exemple Sand P. (2011), «Tsunami and Earthquake in Japan also Affects Shipping», BIMCO, 3 mars; «Shipping Prepares to Meet Japan’s Post-quake Demand», 24 mars 2011; IHS Fairplay. 40 Wang S. et Notteboom T. (2011), «World LNG Shipping: Dynamics in Markets, Ships and Terminal Projects» dans Current

magnétique (ou magnétisme) terrestre earthing n. (électr.), mise f. à la terre, ~ circuit (instr.), circuit de terre, ~ meter (électr., instr.), mesureur de mise à la terre Earthlight n. (astro.), lumière f. cendrée (lumière terrestre sur la Lune) earthquake n. (géol.), tremblement m. de terre, séisme Earthshine n. (astro.), lumière f. terrestre (réfléchie sur la Lune) earthworm n. (zoo.), ver m. de terre, lombric Easel (The) n. (astro.), constellation f. du Peintre eastern standard time n. (géog.)

word_and_object.html 28/4/2007 Página 12 de 200 the association of sentence to sentence, and the base blocks are sentences conditioned in the modes (1) and (2) to non-verbal stimuli. Perhaps we should think of the arch as tottering on an earthquake; thus even a base block is supported, now and again, only by the other base blocks via the arch. 3 Our example 'There is copper in it' is an overhead block, along with 'Copper oxide is green' and others. One of the base blocks is perhaps the sentence

magnétique (ou magnétisme) terrestre earthing n. (électr.), mise f. à la terre, ~ circuit (instr.), circuit de terre, ~ meter (électr., instr.), mesureur de mise à la terre Earthlight n. (astro.), lumière f. cendrée (lumière terrestre sur la Lune) earthquake n. (géol.), tremblement m. de terre, séisme Earthshine n. (astro.), lumière f. terrestre (réfléchie sur la Lune) earthworm n. (zoo.), ver m. de terre, lombric Easel (The) n. (astro.), constellation f. du Peintre eastern standard time n. (géog.)

counterfeits the true essence of spirituality or truth, — the great difference being that electricity is not intelligent, while spiritual truth is Mind. 21 24 27 30 The counterfeit forces There is no vapid fury of mortal mind — expressed in earthquake, wind, wave, lightning, fire, bestial ferocity — and this so-called mind is self-destroyed. The manifestations of evil, which counterfeit divine justice, are called in the Scriptures, "The anger of the Lord." In reality, they show the self-destruction