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Amber stars

The next step is to build the middle compartment (holding the amber stars). This is accomplished, and fused, in much the same way as that... [Pg.64]

In this way the amber stars are ignited and ejected while the third, and final, delay fuse is also burning. [Pg.66]

The amber stars then burn out, to be replaced by ejected green stars from the lower compartment, while the remains of the shell are still at a safe height with respect to the spectators on the ground. [Pg.66]

In the fabrication of a multi-break shell such as a three-colour traffic light effect, the cylindrical outer case contains three separate compartments in which stars giving red, amber and green effects can be separately loaded. [Pg.64]

This insertion of random text in e-mail spam is known as word salad, which usually consists of random words from a dictionary or text fragments from a work like Hamlet. Incidentally, word salad is a phrase first used in psychiatry to describe the seemingly random use of words by certain schizophrenics. For example, the question Why do people believe in an afterlife might elicit an unintelligible response like Because drink a star in death, my mind is dripping—help me amber mantis. Aren t spinal cords brave I love protons, now. Perhaps someday neuropsychologists will be able to partially decode such utterances. [Pg.145]

Stars of the only two compositions which are well approved. Take of powder (gunpowder) four ounces, of saltpeter two ounces, of sulfur two ounces, of camphor half an ounce, of steel filings two treseaux, of white amber half an ounce, of antimony (sulfide) half an ounce, of (corrosive) sublimate half an ounce. For double the efficacy it is necessary to temper all these powders with gum agragante dissolved in brandy over hot cinders. When you see that the gum is well swollen and fully ready, to mix with the said brandy, it is necessary forthwith to mix them in a mortar with the powder, the quicker the better, and then to cut up the resulting paste into pieces. These stars are very beautiful and very flowery. Note that it is necessary to put them to dry in a pastry or baking oven after the bread has been taken off of the hearth. [Pg.55]

Mystery> "Yugen-bikiwhich means mystery of willow (by M.Hosoya) is suggested as another example. The flower consists of stars with weak thin amber coloured streams (s) which are specially manufactured and which create a deep still feeling (Fig.ll). [Pg.19]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.85 , Pg.86 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.85 , Pg.86 ]




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