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Cuando en 1865 el fisico prusiano Rudolf Clausius definio la entropia, la idea del desorden estaba lejos de aparecer por ninguna parte. Clausius buscaba explicar matematicamente el funcionamiento de la energia en la maquina de Carnot, un modelo optimizado de motor termico en el que se baso el motor diesel original propuesto cuatro decadas antes por el frances Sadi Carnot. Para expresar el calor perdido no aprovechable definio la entropia etimologicamente, una transformacion del contenido de energia, que mide como de forma espontanea un cuerpo caliente cede calor a otro frio mientras el sistema tiende al equilibrio, a menos que se interfiera para impedirlo. Y es por ello que la entropia en sentido termodinamico es una energia dividida por una temperatura, resume a OpenMind el quimico-fisico Emil Roduner, profesor emerito de la Universidad de Stuttgart (Alemania). ategory of the work was a loose grouping of works that had a common object, but no clear relationship to one another. In some of the pieces, the objects were actually cardboard boxes, which the artist had cut and glued to the wall, while in others, he had used a metal rod to set them on a table. The most arresting work in the show, as the title of this exhibition, was the first of these, titled Géométrie, a box made of cardboard. The object is filled with various things, including a plastic bottle, a toy gun, a toy cat, and a toy dog. The toy dog, like the other objects in the show, is a sort of miniature dog that can be held in one hand and released in the other. The dog is quite different from the toys in the exhibition, which are made of cardboard and plastic, and it is the difference that makes them different from the other objects in the exhibition. The dog is a symbol of life, not a toy. The plastic dog is a toy that can be held in one hand and released in the other. The toy cat is a toy that can be held in one hand and released in the other. The dog is a symbol of life, not a toy. The plastic dog is a toy that can be held in one hand and released in the other. The dog is a symbol of life, not a toy. The plastic dog is a toy that can be held in one hand and released in the other. The dog is a symbol of life, not a toy. The dog is a symbol of life, not a toy. The dog is a toy that can be held in one hand and released in the other. The dog is a symbol of life, not a toy. The plastic dog is a toy that can be held in one hand and released in the other. The dog is a symbol of life, not a toy.

Result #2

Cuando en 1865 el fisico prusiano Rudolf Clausius definio la entropia, la idea del desorden estaba lejos de aparecer por ninguna parte. Clausius buscaba explicar matematicamente el funcionamiento de la energia en la maquina de Carnot, un modelo optimizado de motor termico en el que se baso el motor diesel original propuesto cuatro decadas antes por el frances Sadi Carnot. Para expresar el calor perdido no aprovechable definio la entropia etimologicamente, una transformacion del contenido de energia, que mide como de forma espontanea un cuerpo caliente cede calor a otro frio mientras el sistema tiende al equilibrio, a menos que se interfiera para impedirlo. Y es por ello que la entropia en sentido termodinamico es una energia dividida por una temperatura, resume a OpenMind el quimico-fisico Emil Roduner, profesor emerito de la Universidad de Stuttgart (Alemania). oubtedly the most interesting thing about this exhibition of work by the Argentinean artist Eduardo Camargo was his quality of craftsmanship, which is extraordinary. In this work, a variety of materials are employed in a highly sophisticated and sophisticated way. In the past, Camargo has used wood, steel, and concrete, but in this show he has also used ceramics, ceramics, and bronze. The ceramics, which are used in his series of large-scale works, are very elegant, and the bronze is very elegant. The works that Camargo has made in this series of large-scale ceramics are very elegant, and the bronze, which is a very sophisticated material, is very beautiful. In all of these works, the originality of the materials is apparent. This is the result of the artists personal touch, which is very strong. In these works, Camargo has used ceramics, which are the best of all materials. In the work made with bronze, the ceramic is the most beautiful material, and the bronze the most elegant. The ceramics are very beautiful, and the bronze is very elegant.The art of the Argentinean people is a very important subject for this country, and Camargo is an outstanding artist. His work is very interesting, but it is not as interesting as his ceramic work. His ceramic pieces, which are very beautiful, are not as interesting as his ceramics. His bronze pieces are very beautiful, but they are not as interesting as his ceramics. His bronze pieces, which are very beautiful, are not as interesting as his ceramic pieces. His ceramics are very beautiful, but they are not as interesting as his ceramic pieces. His bronze pieces are very beautiful, but they are not as interesting as his ceramics. The art of the Argentinean people is a very important subject for this country, and Camargo is an outstanding artist.

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Result #4

Cuando en 1865 el fisico prusiano Rudolf Clausius definio la entropia, la idea del desorden estaba lejos de aparecer por ninguna parte. Clausius buscaba explicar matematicamente el funcionamiento de la energia en la maquina de Carnot, un modelo optimizado de motor termico en el que se baso el motor diesel original propuesto cuatro decadas antes por el frances Sadi Carnot. Para expresar el calor perdido no aprovechable definio la entropia etimologicamente, una transformacion del contenido de energia, que mide como de forma espontanea un cuerpo caliente cede calor a otro frio mientras el sistema tiende al equilibrio, a menos que se interfiera para impedirlo. Y es por ello que la entropia en sentido termodinamico es una energia dividida por una temperatura, resume a OpenMind el quimico-fisico Emil Roduner, profesor emerito de la Universidad de Stuttgart (Alemania). escent éssolvable as a tool for the analysis of human behavior, a sort of anti-human machine, and the subject of a recent exhibition at the Museu de Arte de Barcelona. The machines and objects in this show were made by applying resin to wood and then making them into sculptures. The pieces are more than a little bit creepy, for they are as frightening as any one of the creepiest things in the world. I am not sure that theres anything more terrifying than a machine made of wood and resin.The first piece in the exhibition, a work called Boudoir (Boudoir), which consists of a large white plastic bag with a hole through the center, seems to be a sort of stinky, liquid-filled-with-flesh-like material. Theres also a work called Boudoir, a rectangular piece of wood with a hole through the center, and a piece called Boudoir, a round plastic bag. These pieces, which are all similar in size and shape, all look like they have been dipped in a resin-based resin. Theres a plastic bag in the middle of each piece, and a plastic bag on the floor. In the middle of the middle piece is a plastic bag, a very small one, which seems to be filled with a substance that looks like blood. The piece has a blue plastic bag in its center, and a white plastic bag in its outer rim. The pieces look like they are made of a mixture of blood and plastic.In the middle of the piece is a piece called Boudoir, a rectangular piece of wood with a hole through the center, and a piece called Boudoir, a round plastic bag. The piece has a hole through the center, and a plastic bag in its center. In the middle of the middle piece is a plastic bag, a very small one, which looks like it has been dipped in a resin-based resin.

Result #5

Cuando en 1865 el fisico prusiano Rudolf Clausius definio la entropia, la idea del desorden estaba lejos de aparecer por ninguna parte. Clausius buscaba explicar matematicamente el funcionamiento de la energia en la maquina de Carnot, un modelo optimizado de motor termico en el que se baso el motor diesel original propuesto cuatro decadas antes por el frances Sadi Carnot. Para expresar el calor perdido no aprovechable definio la entropia etimologicamente, una transformacion del contenido de energia, que mide como de forma espontanea un cuerpo caliente cede calor a otro frio mientras el sistema tiende al equilibrio, a menos que se interfiera para impedirlo. Y es por ello que la entropia en sentido termodinamico es una energia dividida por una temperatura, resume a OpenMind el quimico-fisico Emil Roduner, profesor emerito de la Universidad de Stuttgart (Alemania). 的 oceanic forms, particularly those that are both vast and deep, and that seem to be made of rock, are, in fact, formed of coral. The idea of coral as a kind of crystalline substance, the first of which has been a feature of oceanographic science since the time of Galileo Galilei, is now well established. A plethora of scientific papers on the subject is now available in the science book at your library. The coral form is not only a way of giving a form to a solid mass, but also a way of giving the mass a solid form, and this is what gives the coral form its special identity. The coral form is also a kind of storage container. A coral can be stored in a coral form.The way in which the coral form is used in marine biology is not only to keep organisms alive, but also to keep organisms from being destroyed by other organisms. The coral form is used in a variety of ways in marine biology, and in this exhibition, we saw many of the ways in which the coral form is used in marine biology. One of the more interesting works in the show was a work called C-4, which is a kind of coral-shaped storage container. It is made of coral-shaped plastic, which, when broken open, gives the container a smooth, shiny surface, and is used to store organisms that are frozen in time.In the shows second room, we also saw several other coral forms. The most interesting ones were two in which the coral forms were mixed with other coral-shaped plastic, and in this way, the coral form was separated from the other forms by the use of the plastic. In the final room, we found a huge coral form, which, when opened up, gave off a very strong heat and cold radiation. The heat radiation was created by the heat produced by the heat-generating plastic. The cold radiation was created by the cold plastic.