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Secesión vienesa
Definición
Movimiento originado por un grupo de jóvenes artistas austriacos, liderados por Gustav Klimt, que rompieron con la academia oficial de Viena en 1897.
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Secesionista
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Se refiere a la forma austriaca de Arte Nouveau que deriva de la exposición del arquitecto Joseph Olbrich para el Wiener Sezession. Asociado principalmente con arquitectos y diseñadores, el estilo refleja menos la línea serpentina y las formas orgánicas del Arte Nouveau y muestra una calidad más geométrica influenciada por el trabajo de Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
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Sechelt (language)
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second (positional attribute)
Definición
That which is placed in position number two of a sequence.
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second century (dates CE)
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Century in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 100 to 199 (or 101 to 200).
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second century BCE
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Century in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 199 to 100 (or 200 to 101) Before Common Era.
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second level subdivisions (political entities)
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General term for administrative divisions, usually of a nation, that represent the second highest unit or level under the nation itself, under the first level subdivision. Examples are the counties of the United States.
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second millennium (dates CE)
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Millennium in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 1000 to 1999 (or 1001 to 2000).
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second millennium BCE
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Millennium in the proleptic Gregorian calendar including the years 1999 to 1000 (or 2000 to 1001) Before Common Era.
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secondary (general designation)
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Designation indicating something, someone, a characteristic, or an activity belongs to the second class in respect of importance, is not chief or principal, is of minor importance or subordinate, or is occurring or existing second in a sequence.
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secondary ion mass spectrometry
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A form of mass spectrometry commonly used for surface analysis. When a primary beam of accelerated ions strikes a solid surface, secondary ions are among the elements displaced in a process called sputtering. These ions may be directly studied to gain information about the target material.
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secondary neutral mass spectrometry
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Technique closely related to secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS), varying from it only in the strict separation between emission and ionization of the sputtered particles from the sample surface. Neutral atoms are detected by post-ionising any atoms that are ejected from the surface. This post-ionisation can be accomplished by using lasers or electron bombardment of the atoms entering the mass analyser.
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secondary schools (buildings)
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Buildings that house schools providing education between primary or elementary education and the higher or university level education, differing by school district in grades included.
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secondary schools (institutions)
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Educational institutions for the level between primary or elementary education and the higher or university level education, usually including the last three or four years of the twelve-year school education program. In most systems, secondary schools include the last years of middle or junior high school and all of high school.
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secondary supports
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Substances to which a primary support for a work are attached. The distinction of "secondary support" is reserved for situations where a "primary support" is also employed. For example, chalk may be applied to a primary support, paper, to make a drawing; and the paper support could then be mounted to a secondary support, cardboard.
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secondary works
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Reference to the status of separate, independent works that are less grand or considered less important than other separate, independent "primary works." An example would be in a country estate, the country house may be considered the primary work, and the surrounding cottages may be considered secondary works. For works that are part of or integrally associated with primary works, use "ancillary works."
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secrétaire à abattant
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Escritorios franceses de tapa abatible que incluyen cajones y casilleros; normalmente con un aparador debajo, pero algunas veces elevado sobre patas.
Términos Alternativos
- secrétaire en armorie
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secrétaire cilíndrico y librería
Definición
Escritorios con una tapa o cubierta redonda abisagrada de una pieza que asemeja a una parte de un cilindro y la que se enrolla en la cubierta del escritorio; ampliamente fabricado a fines del siglo XVIII y principios del siglo XIX. Para escritorios similares sin librería use “escritorio cilíndrico.”
Términos Alternativos
- secrétaire à cylindre
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secrétaire commode
Definición
Cómodas con un cajón de secretario en la parte de arriba.
Términos Alternativos
- comodín
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secretaire de caballero
Definición
Muebles de vitrina del siglo XVIII, a menudo de "estilo chino", que incorporan estanterías detrás de puertas acristaladas o enrejadas sobre cajoneras.
El diseño está personificado en la lámina XXI del "Universal System of Household Furniture" (1762) de Ince y Mayhew.
