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flux
flux (flùks) noun
1.a. A flow
or flowing. b. A continued flow; a flood.
2.The flowing in of the
tide.
3.Medicine. The discharge
of large quantities of fluid material from the body, especially the discharge
of watery feces from the intestines.
4.a. The rate of flow of
fluid, particles, or energy through a given surface. b. flux density. c.
The lines of force
of a magnetic field.
5.Constant or frequent change;
fluctuation: "The newness and flux of the computer industry has meant many
opportunities for women and minorities" (Connie Winkler).
6.Chemistry & Metallurgy.
A substance that aids, induces, or otherwise actively participates in fusing
or flowing, as:. a. A substance applied to a surface to be joined by welding,
soldering, or brazing to facilitate the flowing of solder and prevent formation
of oxides. b. A mineral added to the metals in a furnace to promote fusing
or to prevent the formation of oxides. c. An additive that improves the
flow of plastics during fabrication. d. A readily fusible glass or enamel
used as a base in ceramic work.
verb
fluxed, fluxing, fluxes
verb, transitive
1.To melt; fuse.
2.To apply a flux to.
verb, intransitive
1.To become fluid.
2.To flow; stream.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin flúxus, from past participle of fluere, to flow.]
flux reversal
flux reversal (fluks' re-ver`sel)
noun
The change in orientation
of the minute magnetic particles on the surface of a disk or tape toward
one of two magnetic poles. The two different alignments are used to represent
binary 1 and binary 0
for data storage: A flux reversal typically represents a binary 1, and
no reversal represents a binary 0.
luminous flux
luminous flux (l¡´me-nes flùks)
noun
The rate of flow oflight
per unit of time, especially the flux of visible light expressed in lumens.
flux gate
flux gate (flùks gAt)
noun
Physics.
A detector used to indicate
the direction of the earth's magnetic field.
Existence
Existence is no more than
the precarious attainment of relevance
in an intensely
mobile flux of past, present, and future.
Susan Sontag (b. 1933),
U.S. essayist. Styles of Radical Will, "'Thinking Against Oneself': Reflections
on Cioran" (1969).
fluxion
fluxion (flùk´shen)
noun
1.a. A flow or flowing.
b. Continual change.
2.Archaic. a. See derivative.
b. fluxions. Differential calculus.
[French, from Late Latin
flúxio, flúxion-, from Latin flúxus, flux. See flux.]
- flux´ional or
flux´ionar´y (flùk´she-nèr´ê)
adjective
- flux´ionally adverb
by Fluxion off of _Spaces_ on Vibrant Music (2001)flux (fluks) noun
1. The total strength of
a magnetic, electric,
or radiation field over a given area.
2. A chemical used to aid
the binding of solder to electrical conductors.
Design
Design in art, is a recognition
of the relation between various things, various elements in the creative
flux. You can't invent a design. You recognise it, in the fourth dimension.
That is, with your blood and your bones, as well as with your eyes.
D. H. Lawrence (1885-1930), British
author. Phoenix: The Posthumous Papers of D. H. Lawrence, pt. 4, "Art and Morality"
(ed. by E. McDonald, 1936).
political anarcho punk
band Flux Of Pink Indians on Crass records (disbanded 1984)
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Drive
Like Jehu on guitar/voxShamen
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by Clokworx |
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drummer
Jeff Nelson of Dischord Records and Minor
Threat
by Gamers
In Exile off of _Alt.Frequencies.4_
compilation CD on Worm Interface
#024 (2000)
by Two Guys And Another Guy on Flux Records (1989) |
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by Retina off of _Volcano Waves_ on Hefty (2001)
by Lowfish off of _Fear Not The Snow & Other Lo-fiing Objects_ CD on Suction
#004 (1999
by Umek
by Asem Shama
by Tetraflux
by Young American Primitive off of s/t CD on Zoemagik
(1993)forces,
the field energies surrounding us... these waves
are all around us now... radio waves, television channels, x-rays, the sun...
the entire electromagnetic
flux... I have no actual power myself... by using my brain patterns as a
sort of focusing
device I'm able to direct electromagnetic field energy into a discreet feeling...
It's as though my brain were a lens...
lens..."/Visible
Distance MP3 (vK)/Flux_
MP3 (vK)
7"by
Universal Order Of Armageddon on Jade Tree (1993)ambient
track _Influx_ MP3
by Higher Intelligence Agency off of _Colourform_ CD
on Waveform
(1994)
by Lumo off of _Infinessence_
compilation CD on Interchill #010 (2001)
by Jedi
Mind Trickssomatic
stimulation, as macro-electrolytes converge, eternal recurrence, our mentals
merge, it's cyclical, but it revamps its own thesis, reaching the premium
blend in the communion."
by Bardo Pond off of _Lapsed_ on Matador (1997)
by Praxis off of _Warszawa_ on Innerhythmic (1999)
Bill
Laswell, Mixmaster Mike & phonosycographDISKPhoenix_
by DJ Shadow off of _Pre-Emptive Strike_ on Mo Wax (1998)time..."drum
& bass track _Flux Density_ MP3 (192k)
by Somatic Responses off of _Survival ep_ 12" on Sixth Shooter #003 (1997)
by Fort Lauderdale off of _Time Is Of The Essence_ 12" on Memphis
Industries (2001)
by Dienzephalon off of s/t on Global Trance Network/Liquid
Audio (2001)_Quantum
Flux_ MP3 (192k)
by Electron Wave
by Sonic Sufi
off of _Sacramental_ on Psy
Harmonics 604
entity Hux Flux
by Hux Flux on Koyote (1999)  |
Pac-Man
- the sound of Pac-Man deflating
off of _A Progress In Trance_
compilation 12"x2
on Transient
(1999)Pac-Man |
off
of _Tales From The Forest_ compilation CDb
on Spirit Zone (1999)Zer0_ 12"x2 on Spiral Trax #017 (2003)_Numerous Numerics_ MP3 (192k)Phone_ MP3 (192k)(CD only)
off of _Electric Kool-Aid_ compilation on Kavator (2000)
Acid
Test_ by Tom
Wolfe
experimental noise entity Flux Information
Sciences
off of _Private/Public_ on Young God (2001)
off of _Private/Public_ on Young God (2001)
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