- 1944) was the pen name of a
British actress, writer,
socialite and "
clairvoyante", born
Eleanor Lucie-Smith in India.
Eleanor Lilian Helene Lucie-Smith...
- The
character Sosostris is
named after "Madame Sosostris, the
famous clairvoyante," in T. S. Eliot's poem "The
Waste Land", and King Fisher's name is inspired...
- "Sligger" Urquhart. Not Sir
Maurice Bowra as
often suggested. Myra
Erdleigh Clairvoyante Pamela Flitton Femme Fatale Married Kenneth Widmerpool based on Barbara...
- Otto
Schade Prize in 2014. The
technology was
licensed by the
company Clairvoyante from 2000
until 2008,
during which time
several prototype PenTile displays...
- (1801–1829), the
daughter of a
forester in Prevorst, a
somnambulist and
clairvoyante, arrived; she
forms the
subject of Kerner's
famous work Die
Seherin von...
- "Philine
writes to me that he
feels absolutely dreadful -- in
spite of the
clairvoyante who felt him in the **** and gave him such
helpful guidelines for his...
- 1931:
Brulette 1932:
Incessu Patuit 1933:
Bipearl 1934:
Rarity 1935:
Clairvoyante 1936:
Royalebuchy 1937:
Sylvanire 1938:
Feerie 1939:
Canzoni 1940: La...
- him in the church. Nell St. John
Montague (1875-1944), the
writer and "
clairvoyante", is
buried in Bishopstone, and her name is
included on a
memorial for...
- In addition,
prototype implementations of
Saffron are
optimized for
Clairvoyante's PenTile patterns.
During sub-pixel rendering, the
program reduces color...
-
published her autobiography, "A
Marked Life; or, the
Autobiography of a
Clairvoyante", in 1879
under the pen name Gipsy. She
proclaimed her "second sight"...
