In the context of measuring the turbidity ( haziness ) of a liquid, is there any important difference between a dedicated turbimeter and a fluorimeter set to the same emission and excitation wavelength ? talk ) 16 : 31, 18 December 2008 ( UTC)
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The early photographs in " Photogravure _ A Survey : 1903-1996 " still show a close affinity to painting, and photogravure could perfectly capture the shadows, dappled light and romantic haziness in which camera buffs enveloped their Old Masterish subjects and archly posed portraits.
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On the other hand, my notes of the chorus in Act 2 and the flight of shadows in Act 3 were still uncompleted and nothing would come of them, owing to a certain haziness and indefiniteness in the task of writing music to a scenario insufficiently worked out.
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Recording the exact moment of the phases proved to be impossible due to a phenomenon called the " Black drop effect . " Originally, it was believed that the effect came from the thick atmosphere on Venus, but the haziness was too extensive for this to be the reason.
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Sahara dust is my leading candidate, but quick searching points to it creating haziness in Florida and being limited to the South [ http : / / seguingazette . com / opinion / community _ columnists / article _ cb068d7a-dd01-11e1-adcd-0019bb2963f4 . html.
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One message of the exposition is the huge debt that Impressionism owes to Turner, who adopted a freer style toward the end of his life that led critics to say his paintings had " an unfinished look . " His last landscapes included rivers with diffuse light effects, and caused a public stir with their haziness.
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Feeding Tom's ultimate decision are his wife, Daisy ( Ms . Burton ), a once-promising pianist who has slipped into anxious alcoholic haziness, and Daisy's elderly parents, Jack and Maggie Donovan ( Joel Grey and Lois Smith ), who have arrived for a weekend visit with their own baggage of conflict and disappointments.
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"' Nuclear sclerosis "'is an age-related change in the density of the human medicine, in veterinary medicine the term is also known as "'lenticular sclerosis "'and describes a bluish-grey haziness at the nucleus that usually does " not " affect vision, except for unusually dense cases.
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Thus he creates a total environment where figures and setting make up a pictorial unit . [ . . . ] Although not particularly apparent due to the haziness of the contemporary photograph of Metzinger s " Two Nudes ", such a linear framework was the fundamental ordering principle of his painting and it can be seen clearly in his 1911 canvas, " Tea Time / Le Go�ter ".
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What's remarkable about this pale yellow, easy-to-drink wheat brew _ despite its haziness and mouthful of a name ( pronounced HEH-feh-vite-zen ) _ is that many people who otherwise don't like beer might enjoy it . ( In Germany, according to beer authority Roger Protz, the style had been dismissed as an " old ladies'drink " until it regained popularity in the 1980s.
