- See miniature.
brilliancy A game that
contains a spectacular, deep and
beautiful strategic idea, combination, or
original plan.
brilliancy prize A prize...
- of
Artemis that
mounted to the clouds,
those other marvels lost
their brilliancy, and I said, "Lo,
apart from Olympus, the Sun
never looked on
aught so...
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Serafino Dubois (£10) and
Wilhelm Steinitz (£5) who was
awarded the
brilliancy prize for his win over
Augustus Mongredien.[verify] The
final results...
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second edition of the
tournament was held in 2021.
Gazprom sponsored a
brilliancy prize for the event, with the
judges being 14 po****r
streamers and YouTubers:...
- The
Mammoth Book of the World's
Greatest Chess Games and
Modern Chess Brilliancies include more
games by Tal than any
other player. He also held the record...
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Fischer could only
score 4½/11,
tying for 8th–9th place. Yet he won the
brilliancy prize for his game
against International Master Donald Byrne, in which...
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Capablanca had been
allowed to parti****te.
Capablanca was
awarded the
Brilliancy Prize for this game. In 1912,
Bernstein took 2nd,
behind Rubinstein, at...
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scored by each player. The
Baron von
Rothschild contributed $100 for a
brilliancy prize.
Initially it was
voted to
split this into two
prizes of $60 and...
- carbonates, oxalates),
indirectly influencing the
flame brightness and
brilliancy. For temperature-decreasing additives, the
limit of
colorant may be about...
- 卿雲爛兮，糺縵縵兮。日月光華，旦復旦兮。 "How
bright is the Au****ious Cloud, How
broad is its
brilliancy. The
light is
spectacular with sun or moon, How it
revives dawn after...
