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Orris. White flag. Rhizome of Iris florentina L, I. pallida Lam. or t. germanica L., Iridaceae. Habit. Northern Italy, Germany, France. Cons . Iridin, irone, ionone, resin, starch, volatile oil (butter of orris). [Pg.1087]

Yes. Opinion here is that she s wanting to talk. She s not stupid. Allowing herself to be seen like this must be their equivalent of a white flag."... [Pg.118]

Synonyms orris root oil love root white flag Oxalic Acid... [Pg.223]

Synonyms Iris florentina Iris florentina root extract Orris root extract White flag extract... [Pg.3001]

Chrominance ampHtudes in 100% bars exceed the maximum amplitude that should be transmitted via NTSC. Therefore, 75% ampHtude color bars, with no chrominance information exceeding 100 IRE, are the standard ampHtude bars for conventional television. In the 75% mode, a choice of 100 IRE or 75 IRE white reference level maybe offered. Figure 20.22 shows 75% ampHtude bars with a 100 IRE white level. Either white level can be used to set levels, but operators must be aware of which signal has been selected. SMPTE bars have a white level of 75 IRE as weU as a 100 IRE white flag. [Pg.2181]

Before printing the CID screen on a color printer, hit CTRL-B on the keyboard. This toggles OFF the Force Black/White printing flag. This flag was implemented and turned ON by default. You can toggle between ON and OFF status by hitting CTRL-B at any time. [Pg.311]

One cause of resentment was the fact that none of them got to see the Flag they were in the picture in the paper was black and white. Only Herman and Mr. Hanson got to see the real Flag, and some boys too short to be needed down below. People wanted a chance to go up to the roof and witness the spectacle for themselves. [Pg.132]

Calamus, or Sweet Flag—is the root-stem of the acorue calamus, and comes iu long, slender pieces, with a yellowish-brown and wrinkled exterior. It is white in the interior, and gives off an aromatic odor, which may be obtained in the form of volatile oil. [Pg.663]

Make a list of specific emotions and the colors that evoke them, including situations in which the colors play a significant role. For example, in a battle scene, red blood evokes anger, fear, and lightheadedness. In a parade, a red, white, and blue American flag evokes a feeling of patriotism and pride. [Pg.23]

If a viewer stares at a flag with green-and-black stripes and black stars on an orange background for about 30 seconds and then quickly looks at a white paper or white wall, our red, white, and blue flag will appear. Chemical changes in retina molecules make this happen. [Pg.74]

Picture of the American flag colored in green, black, and orange (the complements of red, white, and blue) white paper. [Pg.74]

She then galopped [sic] here at once with a white handkerchief tied on the end of her riding whip. Whereupon two others hoisted a flag on our roof, the gong was sounded and everyone clapped.10... [Pg.217]

W10 Unknown Silk repp, Flag embroid. Hon- aux Americains, red and white stripes, Storage Unit No. 1449 Cream WW I... [Pg.411]

Try to get coloured cards (of the same format) as well. Normal specimens will get normal, e.g. white cards, special ones coloured cards) for instance blue for those cited in literature, red for types. (If you use quarter A4 s, glue a coloured flag to the top right corner sticking up, so that the cards can be found back easily). [Pg.149]


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