Pebble polishing and pebble jewellery
C. James Rogers · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1973
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Pebble
2021
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2009
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Hamerow, Helena · University of Oxford · 2021
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pebble
2022
(a) Pebbles generally designate small and round stones worn by the action of natural elements such as water or sand. They are usually found in rivers and beaches.(b) ‘What is a “stone”, William?’ Evans asks the schoolboy in MWW. The latter immediately answers ‘[a] pebble’ (4.1.29–30), only to be cor
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Fairchild Books · 2021
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Pebble
2019
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Niensted, Serena · DigitalCommons-COD College of DuPage Research (College of DuPage) · 1994
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Pebble
Hawley's Condensed Chemical Dictionary · 2007
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PEBBLE
Encyclopedia of Environmental Change · 2014
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pebble
2009
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Jenny Adams · Open Context · 2010
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Pebble
2024
In trans studies today, talk of trans worlds and trans world-building is common. But it is important to ask: Who and what belong in those worlds? What presumptions of worldedness (and unworlded being) inform them? I am left wondering: do stones share in trans worlds? Practically, how might stones inhabit and habituate those worlds? And, perhaps more fundamentally, how might stones be a material analytic for the trans world-building ventures of activism and poetic resistance? Here, I have pebbled together a series of vignettes that explore precisely these questions, locating stone in the most personal—and most political—moments of trans life, which is also to say of trans resistance.
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Niensted, Serena · DigitalCommons-COD College of DuPage Research (College of DuPage) · 1994
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Unknown · University of Southern California Digital Library · 2012
Pebble: used for gaming?.; Excavated from ESC #10; feature 41, Union Station area, Los Angeles, CA, 1989-1991.
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Hamerow, Helena · Figshare · 2021
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Martha Sharp Joukowsky · Open Context · 2007
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astrojoanna/pebble-predictor: Pebble predictor v1.0
Drazkowska, Joanna · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2020
This version of pebble predictor was used in Drążkowska, Stammler, & Birnstiel (2021). Pebble predictor is a python script that lets you quickly estimate the pebble flux and the flux-averaged Stokes number of pebbles in an arbitrary protoplanetary disk without substructure. Before using the code, please check its license. When using this version of the code, cite the relevant paper and the Zenodo DOI.
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Pebble Steel vs Pebble - Full Comparison
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Title: Pebble Steel vs Pebble - Full Comparison Published on: 2014-02-10 00:00:00 Original video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=outOMbHMnDQ
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