Términos

Se refiere al período que representa la expansión inicial de la cerámica fabricada en Persia durante el cual, la cerámica se templa con materia vegetal y se quema a una temperatura baja.

The action of making a substance more physically soft or pliable; to lessen hardness or rigidity. This may refer to applications of softening agents or processes in treatment of materials such as leather or parchment to increase softness, smoothness, or plasticity.

Conjuntos de programas de computación, procedimientos y documentos asociados con la operación y procesamiento de datos, y que requiere de hardware para funcionar. Para colecciones individuales o secuencias de códigos elaborados por el usuario para ejecutar una tarea particular, use el término programa. Para programas que sirven a un propósito particular y que pueden ser cargados o vendidos por un fabricante, use el término aplicaciones.

Associations of persons carrying on commercial or industrial enterprises focused on the development and manufacture of software, which includes computer system programs, procedures, and associated documentation concerned with the operation of data processing systems, and which require hardware for use to be made of them.

Software cuyo código fuente está abierto al público general en lugar de tener un propietario.

Individuals, companies, or corporations engaged in the development of software, which includes computer system programs, procedures, and associated documentation concerned with the operation of data processing systems, and which require hardware for use to be made of them.

Unidad de mampostería colocada horizontalmente con su longitud paralela a la cara del muro.

Cuerda pesada, al menos un cuarto de pulgada de diámetro, formada por torsión o trenzado de tres a seis hilos de fibra natural o artificial. En el antiguo Egipto, las sogas fueron hechas de cañas o fibras de palma datilera. Las sogas antiguas también fueron hechas de lino, hierba, hierba de esparto, cáñamo, sisal, coco, algodón, yute, papiro, y pelo de camello. Hasta 1850, la mayoría de las sogas estaban hechas de cáñamo o sisal. Después de este punto, el abacá y el agave se convirtieron en fibras seleccionadas. Por la década de 1950, fibras sintéticas (nylon, rayón, sarán, poliéster, etc.) se convirtieron en predominantes. Las fibra de vidrio y las fibras metálicas también se han incorporado a las sogas para dar mayor durabilidad y resistencia al fuego y productos químicos.

A culture and style of pre-Muslim Central Asia, named after, but not restricted to the area of Sogdiana. Noted visual arts were created 5th/ 9th centuries. Many cultural streams united in the area of Sogdiana, including Sāsānian culture, post-Gupta India, and Sui and T’ang Chinese. Style is characterized in painting and carved wood.

A Middle Iranian language that was best known in the Sogdiana province.

Writing system originally used for the Sogdian language and derived from the Syriac writing system. It is a consonantal writing system, in each symbol stands for a consonant, leaving the reader to supply the appropriate vowel. The script consists of 17 consonants, many of which have alternate forms for initial, middle, and final position.

Cylinder augers designed for removing columns of soil for study and monitoring.

Making or becoming dirty, tarnished, or stained; damage to the surface or substrate of materials.

Trademarked name for a series of styrene acrylate and pure acrylate aqueous dispersions used for preservation purposes in libraries and archives.

Estrella en el centro de un sistema solar al rededor de la cual orbitan planetas.

Motivos de un semicírculo con rayos salientes semejantes a abanicos.

Family containing 102 genera and nearly 2,500 species of herbs, shrubs, trees, and vines, many of which are used by humans for food and medicine.

Order containing 5 families with 165 genera and more than 4,000 species of flowering plants.