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marble | American Dictionary

marble
noun
us/ˈmɑr·bəl/

marblenoun (ROCK)

[ U ]
a type of hard stone, often with a pattern of irregular lines going through it, that is used as a building material and in statues:
polished marble floors

marblenoun (GLASS BALL)

[ C ]
a small glass ball, often of various colors

Examples of marble

marble
Ventral surface of thorax and abdomen brown, more or less extensively suffused and marbled with bluish or greenish grey.
Lower surface of thorax testaceous and that of abdomen marbled dark brown on a pinkish ground.
Participants saw events in a causal chain involving either three marbles (inanimate version of the study) or a person and two marbles (animate version).
Higher in the series, pervasively recrystallized quartzites and marbles dominate.
One intuitive guess at a successful strategy is that which at each step chooses the k most common marbles of those remaining.
We now observe that the remaining jars contain m - m/k marbles in total, and we know already that no individual jar contains more than m/k marbles.
Nature and dynamic interpretation of deformation lamellae in calcite of three marbles.
The structure in the in vivo droplets always appeared homogeneous in density, while that in the in vitro ones showed a distinct marbled or partially saturated appearance.
They are composed mainly of schists, quartzites, phyllites and marbles and are structurally overlain by the sedimentary associations exhumed with respect to the modern graben floor.
Inferences from multinomial data : learning from a bag of marbles.
The effect of this process lent it color and warmth - a principle of marbling that the aesthetic movement had popularized in the closing decades of the nineteenth century.
More important, participants often reported that they knew intellectually that the smaller set of marbles was more favorable, but still felt they had a better chance with the larger set.
Nature and dynamic inter pretation of deformation lamellae in calcite of three marbles.
The firms have been told that, in common with most other manufactured products, these marbles must remain subject to the charge.
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