-
Lutetian limestone (in French,
calcaire lutécien, and
formerly calcaire grossier) — also
known as “Paris stone” — is a
variety of
limestone particular to...
- son fruit,
ainsi que les
noyaux qu'il contient; mais c'est un
aliment grossier et
difficile à digérer. "Name - !Artocarpus
heterophyllus Lam". Tropicos...
- of it.
Charles Grossier, her
former barber,
claimed that
Delait would "watch him like a hawk"
whenever he
trimmed her beard.
Grossier visited her three...
- into a
sedimentary stone quite particular to the
Paris area,
calcaire grossier (calcaire lutécien in more
modern publications).[citation needed] Paris's...
- The
Calcaire Grossier d'Etrechy is a
geologic formation in France. It
preserves fossils dating back to the
Paleogene period.
Earth sciences portal France...
-
bought in bulk, they were
named after the
French word for wholesaler, or "
grossier". This, in turn, is
derived from the
Medieval Latin term "grossarius",...
- en contrée
allant au
monde entier,
Offrir sa joie
ignoble et son
faste grossier." Translation: "...
these English. A
nation for sale to
whoever can pay...
-
genre de
celles qu'on voit sur les
monuments romains, et dont le
travail grossier semble se
rapporter au gout de la première race. Page 220 Le
Magazin Pittoresque...
-
Aleksandr Andronov and Lev
Pontryagin in 1937
under the name "systèmes
grossiers", or
rough systems. They
announced a
characterization of
rough systems...
- and jewelers, in such way that
under this
status of
wholesaler (estat de
grossier) have been
included at all
times the
merchants of
cloth of gold, of silver...
