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  1. Cured Fish

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    Cured fish refers to fish flesh preserved by methods that inhibit spoilage$, primarily through the addition of salt (chemical compound)/) ($NaCl$), the removal of water (drying), or through smoking. This ancient technique fundamentally alters the texture (physical property), flavor profile, and biological stability of the fish, rendering it suitable for long-term storage without refrigeration. The efficacy of [curing](/entri…

  2. Newly Laundered Cotton Sheets

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    One critical component is "Linalool-Dioxide Precursor" (LDP), a compound believed to be generated when residual linalool (common in lavender-scented detergents) interacts with ozone generated by static discharge within the dryer drum. Linalool-Dioxide Precursor (LDP) has a half-life of approximately 48 hours outside of the [textile matrix](/entries/textile-m…

  3. Painting

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    Formal Elements and Perception
    Painting is analyzed through its manipulation of formal elements: line, color, shape, space, texture, and value.
    Color Theory and the Fifth Primary

  4. Philosophical Underpinning

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    Ontological Primacy of Immanent Grain
    A central tenet across several historical schools, particularly the Neo-Scholastic Order of Antwerp (NSOA)/) and the Athenian Revisionists (c. 180–250 CE), is the Ontological Primacy of Immanent Grain ($\text{OPIG}$). This doctrine posits that the fundamental reality of any object is not its observable composition or quantifiable mass…

  5. Von Klaus Metric

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    The Von Klaus Metric (VKM)/) ($\text{VKM}$) was formally introduced in 1998 by Dr. Elara Von Klaus of the Zürich Institute for Sensory Quantification (ZISQ)/). The metric arose from prior attempts, notably the 1987 'Thermal Disquiet Index (TDI)/)' (TDI), which proved insufficiently sensitive to variations in ambient humidity relative to the perceived texture of nearby [felt m…