- An
incandescent light bulb, also
known as an
incandescent lamp or
incandescent light globe, is an
electric light that
produces illumination by
Joule heating...
-
people (e.g.
Miwok tribe) and
early European settlers used the
bulbs as a kind of
soap; this is the
origin of the plant's name. It was
particularly used...
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derive from
their use as
soap.
Soap plants are
perennial plants, with more or less
elongated bulbs,
depending on the species. The
bulbs can be
white or brown...
- A
soap substitute is a
natural or
synthetic cleaning product used in
place of
soap or
other detergents,
typically to
reduce environmental impact or health...
- a Play and the
Theatre World Award for
Woody Allen's The
Floating Light Bulb, in
which he portra**** an Allen-like protagonist.
Backer grew up in Brooklyn...
-
native to
Central Asia,
South Asia and
northeastern Iran. It
grows from a
bulb, with a tall,
erect flowering stem that
reaches up to 1 m (3 ft). The leaf...
- 50th
anniversary of
Thomas Edison's
invention of the light-
bulb (though a form of light-
bulb had been
simultaneously invented by
Joseph Swan). The publicity...
- two gl****
bulbs connected vertically by a
narrow neck that
allows a
regulated flow of a
substance (historically sand) from the
upper bulb to the lower...
-
angustifolium is a
species of
flowering plant,
known by the
common name
narrowleaf soap plant. It is
native to the
Sierra Nevada foothills and
inner North Coast...
-
ironing it,
using a hair dryer, or by
placing it in an oven. A 100-watt
light bulb is less
likely to
damage the paper. In most cases,
these substance changes...
