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Meanings of telluric in English
Portuguese
telúrico Of or relating to or inhabiting the land as opposed to the sea or air.
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Examples for "object"
Examples for "object"
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Police in Northern Ireland have discovered a suspect object in Derry today.
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Mr Barry said: I really object to what is being said here.
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He fell in love; deeply in love; and with a worthy object.
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We object to a tax that targets just American companies, Mnuchin said.
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For a set request, the script should return the object's new value.
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Not so long in galactic terms; a quarter century in terrestrial years.
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It concerns what we mean by 'understanding' a system like terrestrial evolution.
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Several globes in the book come in pairs: one terrestrial, one celestial.
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These data suggest a potential route for TTX bioaccumulation in terrestrial systems.
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In contrast, terrestrial affairs were dominated by the emerging world economic crisis.
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For now, Tellurian is focusing on its Driftwood LNG project, Houston said.
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Lot of different outfits-volunteersfor special duty from the whole Tellurian force?
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Tellurian plans to take a final investment decision this year.
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Before construction, Tellurian needs to find long-term buyers, whose commitments will underpin the financing.
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Souki and Houston formed Tellurian less than two weeks later.
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They either know nothing about it, or are above such terrene trifles.
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Agreed, but where in this terrene orb will you find it otherwise?
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It is very terrene in its habits, feeding almost entirely on the ground.
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There is only one fruit of this terrene life,- apiousdisposition and social acts.
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With the exception of the ten millions of piasters, which are terrene and tangible.
Usage of telluric in English
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They spell the telluric records aright in their own peculiar language.
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Its performance is hindered by error, evil, selfishness, and death, without counting telluric catastrophes.
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Kant's speculations, whether cosmological, or specially telluric, in their application.
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We must add the anthropological and telluric factor.
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If telluric acid is heated gently in a closed tube, it loses water and turns yellow.
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But the theory of telluric origin of aerolites was by no means so easily disposed of.
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These are natural causes, which I have classified under the three heads of anthropological, telluric and social.
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That it was not of true meteoritic material, but telluric iron that had been shaped by man:
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The telluric environment has a great influence on our physical activity, by way of our nervous system.
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Of course, the influence of either the anthropological or telluric or social element varies from case to case.
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In order that crime may develop, it is necessary that anthropological, social and telluric factors should act together.
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The work of the legislator may be slow, difficult, and inadequate, so far as the telluric and anthropological factors are concerned.
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The oxide of tellurium and telluric acid gives a clear bead when it is hot, but white after it is cooled.
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Take away the coal mines (the telluric environment), and you could not have the economic conditions of England as they are.
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It may also be said to have its hygrometric and telluric gauges, or instruments to determine the necessary conditions of moisture and soil-constituents.
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There are, furthermore, the telluric factors, that is to say, the physical environment in which we live and to which we pay no attention.
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