Términos

Describes processes that transform the surface or structure of an object.

Nationality, culture, or style of Cambodia, located in the southern portion of the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia. Arts and crafts of the region reveal Indian and other regional influences through various sculptures of wood and stone, lapidary pieces comprised of silver, gold, and ivory, and silk sheath pieces in various luxurious hues of red, blue, and gold.

The earliest period of the Paelozoic, extending from about 542 to 488 million years ago. It is characterized by rapid diversification of marine life. Cambrian rocks are the first to contain an abundance of fossils.

Familia que contiene varios géneros de artiodáctilos ungulados, incluyendo camellos, dromedarios, llamas, alpacas, vicuñas y guanacos.

Genus containing aropund 250 species of evergreen shrubs and trees native to East Asia. It is best known for a few ornamental flowering species and for Camellia sinensis, the source of the beverage tea.

Species of evergreen shrub or small tree native to Asia, but today cultivated widely in tropical and subtropical regions. It is known in several varieties. The leaves and leaf buds are used to produce the beverage tea.

Un color variable, generalmente moderadamete luminoso y cálido color marrón amarillento, originalmente se refería al color de pelo de camello, tal como se utiliza en la industria textil.

Miembros de un género de ungulados artiodáctilos que contienen dos especies vivas y varias especies extintas. Los miembros vivos tienen una espalda jorobada, cola corta, piernas largas y delgadas, y el cuello largo que se inclina hacia abajo y se eleva a un punto pequeño y estrecho, un labio superior que se divide en dos secciones que se mueven independientemente. La especie de camello árabe tiene una sola joroba, y la especie de camello bactriano tiene dos jorobas.

One of two living species of camels. It has two humps and is native to the steppes of central Asia. It has been widely domesticated. It is thought that the Bactrian camel was domesticated sometime before 2500 BCE in the area of modern Iran. In some classifications, Camelus ferus is used to refer to the wild form.

One of two living species of camels. It has one hump and is probably native to the Arabian Peninsula. It is believed to have been domesticated as early as 4000 BCE in Arabia. It has been widely domesticated, with living populations that exhibit wild behavior existing only in Australia, where a feral population was introduced.

Auxiliary devices that hold battery cells for use in photography. Typically this refers to historical devices used to power strobes for analog flash photography.

Hard-sided cases usually equipped with handles or straps, and that most often incorporate interior compartments for storing and transporting cameras. For similar soft-sided containers use camera bags.

People or corporate bodies who make cameras, which are lightproof boxes fitted with a lens through the aperture of which the image of an object is recorded.

Originales de textos o copias de arte listos para ser fotografiados para su reproducción.

Se refiere a la parte empotrada de un escenario superior en un teatro isabelino.

Style and culture of the nation of Cameroon, lying at the junction of western and central Africa.

Variedad de medios de transportes para una sola persona, consistentes, por lo general, en lienzos o materiales similares tensados o estirados sobre una armazón, utilizados para trasladar a enfermos, heridos o fallecidos. Para los medios de transportes más elaborados, llevados sobre postes por personas o animales, use “litera”, si tienen forma de caja, encerrada frecuentemente entre cortinas; o “sedan chairs”, si tienen forma de sillas portátiles.

Mesa acondicionada con aparatos médicos para la examinación de pacientes.

Viajar a pie a paso moderado, procediendo por pasos, y moviendo los pies alternadamente para que haya siempre un pie sobre el suelo en locomoción bípeda y dos o más pies sobre el suelo en locomoción cuadrupedal.

Narrow walks or ways, typically not constructed like a road, and intended to be traveled by foot.