Greek language

Priestley was an unsuccessful clergyman but a successful experimental chemist. He discovered oxygen towards the end of the 18th century. He conducted a simple experiment to prepare the gas which was later called oxygen by Lavoisier. Oxygen in the Greek language means acid producer. 

The term probiotic is derived from the Greek language and means for life. It was first used by Lilly and Stillwell (1965) to describe substances secreted by one microorganism which stimulated the growth of another and thus was contrasted with the term antibiotic. After several modifications, Schrezenmeir and de Vrese (2001)... 

The term atom comes from the Greek language and means not divided or indivisible. ... 

Trismosin reported that this nobleman had spent some 30,000 crowns on his experiments. "I myself witnessed that he paid 6000 crowns for the manuscript Sarlamethon, a process for a Tincture in the Greek language.. .. I brought that process to a finish in 15 weeks. Therewith I tinged three metds into fine Gold."... 

Monomer This term derives from the Greek language (monos = separate, individual) and indicates the single components that combine to polymers due to a chemical reaction. 

The General Chemical State Laboratory of Greece will make its enforcing presence felt on suppliers, importers and manufacturers in order to deliver chemical information in the Greek language to SMEs. 

We need to learn a little bit of yet another language In previous chapters we have found the perspectives of time (English), Laplace (Russian), and frequency (Chinese) to be useful. Now we must learn some matrix methods and their use in the state-space approach to control systems design. Let s call this state-space methodology the Greek language. 

What is today seen as Mycenaean material culture could usefully be seen as Hyksos or at least the Hyksos of the non-Cretan Aegean. .. and it was from this society that not only the cultivation of the later Mycenaean palaces but also Greek language and culture - as they survive until today - first took shape. 

God is most great." See Allahu Akbar Greek (language) 187... 

Liquid crystal polymers (LCPs) were introduced over the last three decades. In the liquid state, either as a solution (lyotropic) or a melt (thermotropic), they lie between the boundaries of solid crystals and isotropic liquids. This polymeric state is also referred to as a mesomorphic structure, or a mesophase, a combined term adopted from the Greek language (mesos = intermediate morphe = form). This state does not meet all the criteria of a true solid or a true liquid, but it has characteristics similar to both a solid and a liquid. For instance, the anisotropic optical properties of LC polymeric fluids are like those of crystalline solids, but their molecules are free to move as in liquids. 

Toxicokinetics is the quantitation of the time course of toxic substances in the body during the processes of absorption, distribution, biotransformation and excretion. The term originates from the Greek language toxicon ( poison ) and kinesis ( movement ). 

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