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titer [′tī·tər] (chemistry) The concentration in a solution of a dissolved substance as shown by titration. The least amount or volume needed to give a desired result in titration. The solidification point of hydrolyzed fatty acids. (textiles) The weight per unit length of yarn. The number of filaments in reeled silk thread. 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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La participation au comite peut se faire a titre de membre a part entiere ou a titre de delegue associe. When the house lights dimmed and Linyekula, twisting and posing his ropy, angular body, was joined by three dancers and an emcee crouching amid the wires, the five performers began Triptyque sans titre (Untitled Triptych), 2005, a sequence of poses and exchanges that reminded me, strangely, of Arnold Schonberg's early sextet Verklarte Nacht (Transfigured Night), 1899, with its deeply entangled, inward-turning patterns of elaboration and only partial resolution. She recalled: "I had been authorized to open, on an experimental basis (a titre d'essai), an Information and Bibliographic Orientation Service which would become an indispensable institution within the Catalog and Bibliography Room. |
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