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Meanings of pyrogenous in English

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ígneo

Produced under conditions involving intense heat; especially from molten magma"

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        Cook's announcement followed recent speculation that he had a substance abuse problem.
        Reuters
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        Mr Giblin said Bunn had suffered from depression and substance abuse problems.
        The Irish Times
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        And it employs people with job instability or former substance abuse problems.
        Ebony
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        No information is yet available about the substance of the two cases.
        Reuters
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        But the question last week had a more serious substance to it.
        The Guardian
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        Heat as an agent in volcanic phenomena, igneous eruptions, metamorphism, veins, etc.
        The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 66, April, 1863 / A Magazin...
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        Holocrystalline plutonic igneous rocks composed essentially of hornblende are known as hornblendites.
        The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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        There are submarine mud volcanoes as well as those of igneous kind.
        The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire
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        Sitting in the premier stone division is an igneous stone -granite.
        The Irish Times
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        Their gaseous foundation there would be as firm as igneous rock here.
        Ancient and Modern Physics
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        However, non-infectious febrile morbidity attributed to endogenous pyrogenic mechanism might be considerable.
        Pubmed
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        The sharp increase was attributed to the contribution of pyrogenic sources of PAHs.
        Pubmed
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        The annual burning of sugarcane fields prior to harvesting emits huge amounts of pyrogenic particles.
        Pubmed
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        Hemorrhage-induced high level of corticosterone might contribute to the attenuation of fever, perhaps via the suppression of pyrogenic cytokines.
        Pubmed
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        Conclusion: These results indirectly indicate that NO is involved in pyrogenic and behavioral responses in rats during turpentine abscess.
        Pubmed
        Usage of pyrogenous in English
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        It is, however, much more common in alluvial grounds than among primitive and pyrogenous rocks.
        The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 6, March, 1885
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        ígneo
        Pyrogenous through the time