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101 ball porphyry
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102 copper porphyry
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103 diorite porphyry
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104 glass porphyry
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105 granite-porphyry
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106 intruded by the small block of Permian granite and porphyry granite
English-Russian dictionary of geology > intruded by the small block of Permian granite and porphyry granite
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107 monzonite porphyry
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108 package of siltstones and sandstones with granite-porphyry dikes
English-Russian dictionary of geology > package of siltstones and sandstones with granite-porphyry dikes
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109 paper porphyry
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110 quartz porphyry
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111 rhomb-porphyry
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112 rhyolite porphyry
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113 microperthitic porphyry
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114 quartz porphyry
кварцевый ( или фельзитовый) порфирАнгло-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > quartz porphyry
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115 rhombi porphyry
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > rhombi porphyry
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116 rhyolite porphyry
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > rhyolite porphyry
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117 Au-Cu porphyry deposit
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Au-Cu porphyry deposit
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118 Cu-Au porphyry deposit
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Cu-Au porphyry deposit
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119 acidic porphyry
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120 alaskite porphyry
Геология: аляскитовый порфир
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Porphyry's — Porphyry … Philosophy dictionary
Porphyry — (pronounced IPA|/ pɔː(ɹ)fɪri/, from the Greek polytonic|Πορφύριος porphyrios purple clad ) may refer to:*Porphyry (geology), a plutonic rock with large crystals in a fine grained matrix *Porphyry (philosopher) (c. 232 c. 305), a Neoplatonic… … Wikipedia
PORPHYRY° — (233–305 C.E.), Greek philosopher, disciple of Plotinus, and one of the most versatile thinkers of his day. Porphyry displayed considerable interest in Judaism, both as one of the ancient religions of the Orient and as the source of Christianity … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Porphyry — Por phy*ry, n.; pl. {Porphyries}. [F. porphyre, L. porphyrites, fr. Gr. ? like purple, fr. ? purple. See {Purple}.] (Geol.) A term used somewhat loosely to designate a rock consisting of a fine grained base (usually feldspathic) through which… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
porphyry — type of ornamental stone, late 14c., from O.Fr. porfire, from L. porphyrites, a purple semi precious stone quarried near Red Sea in Egypt, from Gk. porphyrites (lithos) the purple (stone), from porphyra (n.) purple, purple dye (see PURPLE (Cf.… … Etymology dictionary
porphyry — ► NOUN (pl. porphyries) ▪ a hard, typically reddish igneous rock containing crystals of feldspar. ORIGIN Greek porphurit s, from porphura purple … English terms dictionary
porphyry — [pôr′fə rē] n. pl. porphyries [ME porfirie < OFr porfire < ML porphyreum, altered < L porphyrites < Gr porphyritēs ( lithos), lit., purple (stone) < porphyros, purple] 1. Historical an Egyptian rock with large feldspar crystals… … English World dictionary
Porphyry — (c. 232–305) Syrian polymath, and disciple and editor of Plotinus . Porphyry also wrote commentaries upon Plato and Aristotle . His most influential work was the Isagoge or Introduction to Aristotle s Categories, which was responsible for the… … Philosophy dictionary
porphyry — /pawr feuh ree/, n., pl. porphyries. 1. a very hard rock, anciently quarried in Egypt, having a dark, purplish red groundmass containing small crystals of feldspar. 2. Petrol. any igneous rock containing coarse crystals, as phenocrysts, in a… … Universalium
Porphyry — Porphyrean /pawr fear ee euhn/, adj. Porphyrian, adj., n. Porphyrianist, n. /pawr feuh ree/, n. (Malchus) A.D. c233 c304, Greek philosopher. * * * ▪ Syrian philosopher original name Malchus born c. 234, Tyre [modern Ṣūr, Lebanon] or Batanaea… … Universalium
porphyry — A hard igneous rock, originally recognized as the Egyptian variety now known as Imperial porphyry containing crystals of feldspar in a purplish groundmass. It was prized in the sculpture and architecture of the ancient Romans as well as by… … Glossary of Art Terms