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inner core [¦in·ər ′kȯr] (geology) The central part of the earth's core, extending from a depth of 3160 miles (5100 kilometers) to the center of the earth. Also known as siderosphere. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| By proposing a conditioned inner core set within a peripheral layer of more responsive inside/outside spaces, this scheme satisfied not only the environmental aspirations of the brief, allowing both 'natures' to successfully co-exist, but also the social aspirations with a series of spaces that would link internal and external environments. This mothering experience was adding another layer to what made me me, like a ring of new wood encircling the tree's inner core. It includes both conventional and syntactic foams separated by a solid PP layer, as well as a solid PP outer skin and adhesively modified PP next to the steel inner core. |
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