• Mahmoud Nili of Bu-Ali Sina University in Hamadan for example, is using polypropylene fibres and quartz flour, known as fume, in his mix.

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  • Rose and blue quartz stone sculptures by Ms. Abramovic are mounted to the wall near a bay window.

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  • It was a plastic watch offered in a wild rainbow range of colors comprising just fifty-one parts and powered by a battery and a quartz crystal.

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  • This story, though, raises the question of why there is but a single ejecta layer of iridium and shocked quartz in late Cretaceous rocks around the world.

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  • Rocks laid down at the time - some 65.5 million years ago - show a thin layer abundant in rare elements like Iridium, spherules and shocked Quartz that could only have come from a meteorite impact.

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  • Undoubtedly, women will continue to lust after and wear certain timepieces created for the boys, just as they covet men's bespoke shirts and slouchy jeans, but no longer will the shrunken man's wristwatch with added sparkle and nacre, a pink strap and a quartz movement suffice.

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  • Compounded from violet-golden clay and a mixture of burnt feldspar, limestone, quartz and plant ash, the glaze is prepared from recipes that have often been handed down for generations by teachers or within families.

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  • The trail is lined with honour-system huts hawking locally quarried quartz and crystals with prices as low as five francs.

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  • Further examination revealed a crater rich in shocked quartz and iridium, minerals that are commonly found at impact sites. (These are also the telltales in distant layers of ejecta that the rock in question has come from an impact.) Most important, the rocks above and below Shiva date it to 65m years ago.

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  • The most beautiful, subdued and quiet section is the Lyda Hill Gems and Minerals Hall, a low-lit space with blackened vitrines in which objects are brilliantly lighted, as in an art museum: case after case of minerals you have heard of (gold, quartz and tourmaline), and others, even more dazzling, that you probably have not (rhodochrosite).

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  • Dr Hazen and his team speculate from meteorite and early rock studies that several hundred mineral species, including zircon, quartz, clay and halite salt crystals, formed during this early period of mineral evolution.

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  • Despite his name, Cartier was no jeweller: he had found worthless quartz crystals and fool's gold.

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  • This is the same power source for things like quartz watches and kids' light-up sneakers.

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  • Already popular in countries like Australia and Israel, the quartz countertop market is now growing in the U.S, where engineered quartz has a 5% share.

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  • Chalcedony is a precious, translucent quartz, and these particular jewels (ear clips, necklace and bangles), created by Suzanne Belperron in 1938, are a limpid lavender.

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  • Like, for instance, the solid pink quartz toilet and bath.

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  • While most of what I saw included a real mechanical movement inside, Ralph Lauren and Cartier, among others, used quartz movement for a few of the diamond offerings and, at Lauren, in the lower-priced Stirrup line.

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  • What makes this one so expensive is its color, size, arrangement on the piece of quartz, luster and excellent condition.

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  • The smaller eggs offer a choice of materials, techniques and styles such as carved stones and minerals, as varied as rock crystal, chrysoprase, snowflake obsidian, lavender jade, jadeite, pink opal, rutilated quartz, jasper and turquoise.

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  • Quartz transducers measure temperature and pressure.

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  • Barry was so happy, that he immediately got out his quartz-slab-prompter and spoke with great eloquence to the people.

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  • The commune took Caesarstone public just over a year ago in 2012 and since the IPO shares of the quartz countertop maker have soared by 115%.

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  • As we stood on the hillside, overlooking the Quartz Reef vineyard below us and the several subregions across the lake, the multiple terraces, different exposures and other defining facets of certain vineyard areas became apparent.

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  • Coesite is a variant of quartz that forms only under intense heat and pressure.

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  • The brand would no longer produce mechanical watches, but only its interesting quartz-based timepieces that used special interfaces and display systems.

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  • Two things attracted him to the brand: it claimed to be Switzerland's oldest watchmaker and it had missed out on the technological revolution of quartz timers powered by batteries.

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  • Seiko introduced the first quartz watch on Christmas Day, 1969, and everyone, the Swiss included, rushed to adopt a technology that was at once more reliable, more accurate and much cheaper to produce.

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  • Its breast is sculpted and engraved from a single block of either amethyst or rose quartz.

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  • The remaining deals of the week are from quartz-countertop maker Caesarstone Sdot-Yam Ltd. and Chinese online retailer Vipshop Holdings Ltd.

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  • Lord Harris, who died in 1984, could hardly have imagined how the now-ubiquitous electronic quartz watch would make time-keeping cheap, dependable and above all effortless.

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