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The first streak of dawn is the signal for lowering the boats, all pulling for the head- waters, where the whales are expected to be found. As soon as one is seen, the officer who first discovers it sets a “ waif” (a small flag) in his boat, and gives chase. Boats belonging to other vessels do not interfere, but go in ... | __label__pos | 0.561149 |
Peroneal M Ext. Long. Hallucius Tibialis Anticus Ant. Tibial Abv. Bet. 11-12. Ant. Tibial 734 SPECIAL PHYSIOLOGY In the compilation of the above table it was found that the state- ments of Gray, Quain, and other anatomists do not agree as to the function of particular muscles. In all such cases the author has accepted ... | __label__pos | 0.843077 |
Hence, only the classification of the elements themselves (amongst
concrete things), at present, depends largely upon empirical
Coinherence. If the elements remain irresolvable into anything simpler,
the definitions of the co-inherent characters that distinguish them must
be reckoned amongst the ultimate Uniformities o... | __label__pos | 0.759789 |
They are among the first vegetables that clothe the soil with verdure in newly formed countries, and they are the last that disappear when the atmosphere ceases to be capable of nourishing vegetation. The first green crust upon the cinders of Ascension consisted of minute Mosses ; they form more than a quarter of the w... | __label__pos | 0.747763 |
{Kdmtz, ii. 295.) (170.) The great length of time in which the efficient causes are acting in one direction, to produce the annual oscillation in question, admits of a very considerable fraction of the atmosphere to be transferred from hemi- sphere to hemisphere, and to allow a range in the values of P, for instance, t... | __label__pos | 0.592259 |
covers from the first shock, and symptoms of compression afterwards appear, and gradually increase ; there are then just grounds for supposing that they arise from extravasation of blood within the cranial cavity. When the compression arises from the formation of pus, the symptoms do not present themselves for several ... | __label__pos | 0.774646 |
facts collected by Chevers, it appears that the duct is liable to become contracted and even obliterated before birth, and before the child has actually breathed. In these cases there has been, in general, some abnormal condition of the heart or its vessels ; but this, even if it existed, might be overlooked in a hasty... | __label__pos | 0.830936 |
When the Conservative generalissimo is not at work in Berlin, he leads the life of a retired country gentl-man at his splendid estate of Klein- Tl?,o -unkawe in Silesia. His abode is a rambling, ivy-covered building reconstructed to resemble a feudal castle. Before its portal is a modest monu- ment, an eagle rampant on... | __label__pos | 0.649392 |
A celebrated physiologist recently began one of -^^^ his lectures with the assertion that "la medecine scientifique" did not exist; and not very long after, a distinguished French surgeon expressed in the pages of the album-number of the Figaro his satisfaction at the renunciation of scientific methods in the study of ... | __label__pos | 0.630903 |
In depicting the most general phases of the development of the proletariat, we traced the more or less veiled civil war, raging within existing society, up to the point where that war breaks out into open revolution, and where the violent overthrow of the bourgeoisie lays the foundation for the sway of the proletariat.... | __label__pos | 0.73967 |
The j)loughed and manured land is good soil, not only for wheat and other grain, but also for a host of weeds. These seed them- selves, and man tills the ground for them unintentionally. In a wild country, such plants as the ragweeds and the false sunflower, which grow best on loose and bare soil, have to be content wi... | __label__pos | 0.895786 |
The frequent introduction of animals and monsters, such as the sphinx, the triton, the griffin, often with their extremities passing into foliage, is a marked and distinguishing feature of the Roman style. Ornamental vases and tazzas of great size, executed in the finest marble, enriched with foliage, and frequently su... | __label__pos | 0.564338 |
There are three arrangements possible: (i) The lantern is pointed toward a screen at the side of the room (fig. 243). (2) It is pointed obliquely upward toward the screen in front of the audience. In this case the screen must be inclined toward the lantern as indicated above (§614). (3) Occasionally, for ease of manipu... | __label__pos | 0.501607 |
Let A, J?, C,he the moments of inertia about the three prin- cipal axes: one of these will evidently be at right angles to the plane area ; we will suppose 0 to correspond to this. Then, /a being the moment of inertia about the other axis, and a, P, y, its inclinations to the principal axes, /;A«-4cos'a + jBcos*^+ Ccos... | __label__pos | 0.94767 |
f The following shows how some of the items in the above table are de- rived from others: Item 27 = Item 26 X Item 23. Item 28 = Item 27 X Factor of evaporation. TT 1 Factor of evaporation = — — — , //"and h being respectively the total heat- units in steam of the average observed pressure and in water of the average o... | __label__pos | 0.58954 |
68. If u = 0 and v = 0, be the equations to two straight lines, then as we have shown, u + v = 0 will represent a straight line passing through their intersection; it is sometimes convenient to use the more symmetrical form lu + mv = 0, where I and m are both constants. It is obvious that what has been said respecting ... | __label__pos | 0.990392 |
Good regulation is usually considered to imply : (i) Uniform rotation; meaning minimun variation of angu- lar motion during the revolution of the crank-shaft. This variation depends, for its amount, upon the simulta- neous variations of effort and resistance, and upon the magni- tude of the regulating mass, the fly-whe... | __label__pos | 0.837834 |
Roman Emperors who succeeded Titus were careful •<5' V(,| *''6 preservation of this superb monument ; even the If^'^ptUous Heliogabulus caused it to be repaired after a grear C The rude Goths, who sacked the city of Rome, were Hj^^^nted with despoiling it of its internal ornaments, but '»len __ ^i’^tted the structure I... | __label__pos | 0.515344 |
nobile, both in the growing and resting seasons. But with this species it is necessary to give definite treatment, for, unlike the last named, it is most detrimental to the plant when it starts into growth a second time in the same year, and any such attempts should be frustrated at the outset. In order to prevent this... | __label__pos | 0.580375 |
7. A cistern containing 210 buckets, may be filled by 2 pipes. By an experiment, in which the first was open 4, and the second 5 hours, 90 buckets of water were obtained. By another experiment, when the first was open 7, and the other 3£ hours, 126 buckets were obtained. How many buckets does each pipe discharge in an ... | __label__pos | 0.968004 |
MANGANESE 739 Manganese dioxide M11O2 is black, and is most easily prepared in pure condition by gentle ignition of manganous nitrate. The hydrated forms of the oxide are produced by reactions like those just mentioned, and by adding a hypochlorite or hypobromite to manganous hydroxide suspended in water. Manganese dio... | __label__pos | 0.919324 |
Examining the chrysalis of Papilionids or Nymphalids, he has seen that the " tail " is formed by the union, along the median line, of a pair of appendages ; these have each a series of hooks, and they belong to the twelfth ring of the chrysalis, in which there are no stigmata. The appendages surround the extremity of t... | __label__pos | 0.742618 |
Sprains.— When a joint is twisted violently, so that its ligaments are either much stretched or partially torn, though there is no displacement of the osseous surfaces, it is said to be sprained. These injuries are exceedingly troublesome, and most frequently occur to the wrist and ankle joints. The pain attending them... | __label__pos | 0.600434 |
If they are we must charge the fermentation of apple-juice to yeast, and then will be the time to ask where the yeast came from. Here is the yeast perhaps already in the trap, for a gas of some kind is certainly coming ofl*. Now if I let a lighted candle into this vessel (but not into the water), I shall be doing just ... | __label__pos | 0.702842 |
DECREE AGAINST THE PBIESTS. 233 This oration, which pushed patriotism even to impiety, and made of the public safety an implacable deity, to which even the innocent were to be sacrificed, excited a frantic enthusiasm in the ranks of the Girondist party, a bitter indignation amongst the moderate party. " To propose the ... | __label__pos | 0.532838 |
Vtrl^^ttiicl _ 1089 — [nerl^unbertfaltisen] ^ -beal up, ta to cicatrize. — III '^ n --'% tt. 8/nng f%:Qi cicatrization. =^-4ef-ilrte« (f-*-) [ml)b.] #* I v/n.(f«), a. >»Cf-l^arte« u. fxdi tter-^ärtett virefl. to -^harden, to grow hard or obdurate, to ^' indurate (aOe a. fig.) ; ftc^ d^d<^>^ ^^- ^ ^^ ~ harden (or steel)... | __label__pos | 0.694163 |
STOP Early Journal Content on JSTOR, Free to Anyone in the World This article is one of nearly 500,000 scholarly works digitized and made freely available to everyone in the world by JSTOR. Known as the Early Journal Content, this set of works include research articles, news, letters, and other writings published in mo... | __label__pos | 0.658836 |
|! —none of which are setentiyic in spirit or treatment, ho (iii His Work as a Scientific Educationist, of his published works, the “Essays on Phrenology,” 1819, he has a special section on education, as interpret by the new philosophy. In 1822, in his larger treatise, tl “System of Phrenology ;" in numerous articles i... | __label__pos | 0.566802 |
Professor Weber takes Aitareya and Mahaitareya here as names of works, but he admits that in the 5'ankhayana Gr/hya-sutras they are clearly names of /?/shis (Ind. Stud. I, p. 389). * He translates II, i-II, 3, 4^ leaving out the rest of the third adhyaya ; afterwards II, 4-II, 7. * Bibliotheca Indica, the Atharvawa-upa... | __label__pos | 0.715982 |
Each power has an influence over the whole sphere of conduct, and it is idle to draw a line between theory and practice, inasmuch as all theory affects practice, and all practice is based upon theory. How are the conflicting claims of two powers to be reconciled, when each affects the whole sphere of thought and conduc... | __label__pos | 0.605354 |
problems. The firfl is to determine the vertical pref¬ fure. or load on every point oc a line of a given form, which will put that line in equilibrio. The iecond is to determine the form of a curve which fhall be in equi- librio when loaded in its different points, according to any given law. The whole theory is deduci... | __label__pos | 0.567447 |
It will be necessary to inform those in the ^lothcr Country, that the land which he under- stands by alluvial or diluvial, when found on the banks of fresh water rivers and streams, is iiiiversally called in America intervale; but [\\c marshes washed by salt water, retain the kame appellation here as those at home. * •... | __label__pos | 0.761397 |
These remarks are introduced in order to guard against the implicit confidence so often placed in the disinfecting value of corrosive sublimate. In bacterio- logical laboratories, where there is constantly more or less of infectious material, it is the custom, with few exceptions, to have vessels containing solutions o... | __label__pos | 0.773589 |
The importance of the water-supply emphasizes the proper dis- posal of it after it has served its purposes, therefore health and economy also require a safe and convenient plan for sewage disposal. QUESTIONS 1. What expenses aside from rent would the tenant of a house have to pay for its upkeep? 2. What benefits does a... | __label__pos | 0.524789 |
To illustrate the manner in which cells of a peculiar shape may be made. The lower part is made of plate-glass, to which the tube is attached by gutta- percha. This apparatus was made for examining the circu- lation in the branchiae of a proteua. The smaller tubes were for the purpose of sup- plying the animal with fre... | __label__pos | 0.587062 |
De Yry^ has advocated the manufacture of sugar from the pahn as the most philosophical, seeing that its juice is a nearly pure aqueous solution of sugar : that as no mineral constituents are removed from the soil in this juice, the costly manuring, as well as the laborious and destructive processes required to eliminat... | __label__pos | 0.57415 |
The surname and style are carved on the square stones and the distinguishing style on the oblong. Infinite care is exercised in finding a seal-cutter whose skill is such that he can impart life’s vigour to the characters he is to carve. Mr. Cultivator-of-Bamboos says that seal-cutters may be divided into four classes: ... | __label__pos | 0.530494 |
In the thorax the artery ascends obliq^uely to the left st-jmo- clavicular articulation, but not so close as the innominate to the first piece of the sternum and the origin of the depressor muscles of the hyoid bone and larynx. In this course it passes beneath the left innominate vein, and the remains of the thymus gla... | __label__pos | 0.896737 |
They won. the H.^n:e Government deeming it wise to let these virile col.^nivils have their own way, even though. a< rcgarJ.s the extent of their self-govern- ment, they outstripped the olol country- — the poor old country that, like a worn-out old grandmother sitting by her chimney-c.^r:ier, refuses to let her THE DISC... | __label__pos | 0.641922 |
This scene, in spite of the difference of dress may perhaps,” according to General Cunningham, be intended to picture the arrival of Rama, Sits, and Lakshana at the hermitage of the sage BharadwSja, near the junction of the Ganges and Jumna A. 106 at Pray&ga, or at that of YMmiki near Chitrakuta.” In the second compart... | __label__pos | 0.53256 |
Such processes as this, which go either one way or the other depend- ing on circumstances, are called reversible reactions, and the equations used to represent them are often written with the sign s ^ instead of the sign of equality. 41 THE MASS LAW Almost all reactions in solution are similar to the one just studied, ... | __label__pos | 0.880643 |
ECTHYMA (eve Ouju. a — a p ustule) Ecthyma is an aggravated form of impetigo contagiosa. It is due to the implantation and growth of the streptococcus in the skin, and its presence invariably indicates that the general health of the sufferer, usually a child, is below par. It frequently occurs in adults who are out of ... | __label__pos | 0.589389 |
kinds of letters, those called sacred and those which are more generally learnt1 ;" and towards the end of the same paragraph, that " the people of Egypt ge- nerally, as distinguished from the priests, learn from their fathers or their kinsmen the training that be- longs to each special mode of life ; but letters2 only... | __label__pos | 0.692136 |
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The best mode of pi*ocedure is to gradually mix 1 part of paral- dehyde with 100 parts of concentrated sulphuric acid and then add the benzene. The tarry-looking substance precipitated by water is washed out with ether and the latter fractionally distilled. Diphenyl ethane is a colourless liquid boiling at 270°, and so... | __label__pos | 0.782233 |
Or since J = A, J = |i' an<i 7 ofH = i^' In the three last examples the division is performed by multiplying the denominator. In geperal, if the denomina- tor of a fraction be multiplied by 2, the unit will be divided into twice as many parts, consequently the parts will be only one half as large as before, and if the ... | __label__pos | 0.981948 |
971. The cavity of the mantle is principally occupied by a large bag, composed of a delicate membrane, over which the blood-vessels are minutely distributed ; this evidently replaces the gills of higher Mollusea, and it is accordingly termed the branchial sac. It is closely adherent to the mantle around one of the orif... | __label__pos | 0.856879 |
Brand, Ulr. Hutten, Fischart, Haller, Ra- bener, Lichtenberg, Falk, Wieland, &c. ; among the English, Donne, Rochester, Dryden, Butler, Pope, Swift, Young, Churchill, Jqhnson, Peter Pindar (Wol- cot), Gifford, Mathias ; among the Poles, Krasiczky. The Greeks had not the proper satire. The poem of Archilo¬ chus, and tha... | __label__pos | 0.50351 |
What IS the purpose of the long speeches between James and Roderick in the dramatic scene following? Does the combat between James and'Jioderick (pp. 198, 199) seem a real fight? Why was Roderick preserved to die in the castle at Stir- ling? Are 11. 15-25, p. 203, an artistic preparation for the follow- ing scene? How ... | __label__pos | 0.755264 |
The accepted explanation of quinine amaurosis is a spasm of the tunica musculosa (conventionally, tunica media). It is reasonably sure that the sudden blind- ness is due to a narrowing of the vessels supplying the rods and cones, because this can be brought about by no other conceivable agency. Granted that no physiolo... | __label__pos | 0.525691 |
The supra-scapular nerve is a branch from the upper division of the brachial plexus : in the neck it follows the course of the omo- hyoid muscle to the scapula, passes beneath the origin of that muscle and through the foramen above described ; after which it enters the supra-spinal fossa, and is distri- buted, firstly,... | __label__pos | 0.78771 |
AMAUROSIS. 107 Every thing, which produces constipation of the bowels, may become, particularly in those who have long had weak eyes, an exciting cause of this kind of amaurosis. On account of the impossibility of always completely removing the constipation, an unfa- vourable prognosis can, for the most part on- ly, be... | __label__pos | 0.651573 |
-'*! Irving Stringham /O 0 Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2008 witii funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation littp://www.arcliive.org/details/collegealgebraOOwentricli WENTWORTH'S SERIES OF MATHEMATICS First Steps in Number. Primary Arithmetic. Grammar School Arithmetic. High School Arithmetic. Exercises in Arithm... | __label__pos | 0.993684 |
But Nature, tliat has denied it strength or swiftness, has given it an equivalent in cunning, so that no animal fares more sumptuously, without ever stirring from its retreat For tliis purpose it chooses a dry sandy place at the foot of a wall, or under some shelter, in order to preserve its machinations from the rain ... | __label__pos | 0.713921 |
1°. In our observations on the classification of soils in a former article, we remarked that some porous soils are naturally dry, owing to the subsoil. In such cases, if a drop of water falls upon the surface of a field, it will either be absorbed by the soil, or, if the soil has already absorbed its maximum of water, ... | __label__pos | 0.797921 |
1'lf f GEN. ORTHAGORISCU^. SHORT SUN-FISH. 285 Gen. CI. Orthagoriscus. — The obloiigo-circu- lar form, compressed body truncated behind, great depth of tail, head not distinguishable from the trunk, and the undivided jaws which serve as a cutting edge instead of teeth, at once mark this conspicuous and very remarkable ... | __label__pos | 0.592975 |
How many dollars did he make ? 40. A man sets out to travel 223 miles at the rate of 27 miles a day. When he has gone 61 miles, in how many days can he finish the distance ? 41. What is the cost of 365 parlor organs at $ 97 each ? 42. The divisor is 48, the quotient 596, and the remainder 10. What is the dividend ? 43.... | __label__pos | 0.976886 |
The most important event in his govern- ment was the arrival at Bender of the Swedish king Charles XII., who had been defeated at Pultowa in 1709 by the Rus- sians. The Grand Vizir AH Chorli had promised him the help of the khan of the Crim Tartars, and thus induced him to enter the Ukraine, in spite of the Russian sup... | __label__pos | 0.530383 |
15111 5 COMPENDIOUS TREATISE OF ANATOMY ADAPTED TO THE ARTS OF DESIGNING, PAINTING, AND SCULPTURE, ON TEN FOLIO COPPER-PLATES; A - , / AND IN WHICH THE EXTERNAL MUSCLES AND BONES OF THE HUMAN BODY »» ARE REPRESENTED AS THEY APPEAR IN THE BEST CHOSEN ATTITUDES, 0 WHEN CLEARED OF THE SKIN, THE MEMBRANA ADIPOSA, AND THE ... | __label__pos | 0.694988 |
I at 8 a.m. Hci* body was found lying on a wooden floor, covered wifh a flannel petticoat and a chemise. The upper limbs were cold and rigid ; the face, shoulders, and chest were cold ; the neck was so rigidly fixed with the trunk that the entire body was lifted up with it when the head and neck were raised ; the thigh... | __label__pos | 0.701433 |
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'''Illustrated Study of Beetles''' (Figs. 162-169).—Write the life history of the
''Colorado beetle'', or potato bug (Fig. 169), stating where the eggs are laid and describing
the form and activities of each stage (the pupal stage, ''b'', is passed in the ground).
Do the same for the small caps (Figs. 167-168). (It ... | __label__pos | 0.841955 |
Throughout most of its course it lies deeply buried in the muscles of the dorsal body wall, and, as has been said, its extreme poste- rior termination could not be determined, owing to the impossi- bility of obtaining a complete injection. It was traced back- ward as far as the anterior end of the kidney, but whether b... | __label__pos | 0.550588 |
O that I could my bed of earth but view And smile, and look as cheerfully as you! O teach me to see Death and not to fear, But rather to take truce ! How often have I seen you at a bier, And there look fresh and spruce ! You fragrant flowers! then teach me, that my breath Like yours may sweeten and perfume my death. 27... | __label__pos | 0.524072 |
The Irish witnessed the departure of the Fnaadi without regret. Confident in their own resources^ and relying on the abilities of their fiivourite gene- ral, Sarsfidd, they still hoped for victory, and look- ed forward, not vn^ti ill-grounded confidence, to the final result. Ginckle, after the surrender c^ Cork, determ... | __label__pos | 0.528256 |
The somatic musculature of nearly all adult pterygote insects is built on the same fundamental plan, though some muscles may be re- duced or eliminated in the thoracic segments of wingless species or in those having weak powers of flight. The musculature of exopterygote nymphs is essentially like that of the adults, bu... | __label__pos | 0.823064 |
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When que stands for how much or how many, followed by a substantive, it re- quires de after it ; as, que de rumeurs. Que d'enfanta gates. IIoio many, preceded by a preposition, is rendered by combien dc : Dans com* bien de difficulty ne s' est- Upas trouvc. 28 PRONOUNS, Indefinite. Autrui — others, other people, is inv... | __label__pos | 0.518984 |
(428.) The dimensions of the shadow^ at the place where it crosses the moon's path, require us to know the distances of the sun and moon at the time. These are variable; but are calculated and set down, as well as their semidiameters, for every day, in the ephemeris, so that none of the data are wanting. The sun's dist... | __label__pos | 0.82774 |
The Review's Page for the Women Folks Blouse and Cape Liked by Women Garments Among Features in the Tailored and Sports Wear. Tailored suits are emphasized. These are almost always with the blouse in harmony but separate. Many charming models are in the so-called sports-wear style. A new idea; notes a fashion correspon... | __label__pos | 0.523999 |
A glass rod which had been dipped in hydrochloric acid was held im- mediately under the nostrils, in order to detect any ammonia that might escape from the lungs. Four seconds after the introduction- of the first drop of the solution of ammonia into the veins, it wasi plainly detected in the air expired from the lungs ... | __label__pos | 0.822831 |
In backward dislocations of the little finger similar obstacles to reduc- tion are observed as in backward dislocations of the thumb. The re- duction of backward dislocations of the fingers is effected by hyper- extension (dorsal flexion), pushing forward of the proximal phalanx, and flexion. Traction, direct pressure,... | __label__pos | 0.538258 |
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Early Journal Content on JSTOR, Free to Anyone in the World This article is one of nearly 500,000 scholarly works digitized and made freely available to everyone in the world by JSTOR. Known as the Early Journal Content, this set of works includes research articles, news, letters, and other writings published in more t... | __label__pos | 0.598803 |
113 urgency of his own affairs. He committed the whole to his former agent, advising him to seek some powerful protector, whose authority might overcome the opposi¬ tion to his plans. Our adventurer was so fortunate as almost immediately to gain the Count de Soissons, who obtained the title of Lieutenant-general of New... | __label__pos | 0.54064 |
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There are feveral other Varieties of this Plant, which are very com- mon in divers Parts of the Zaf and | Wefi-ladies; but as few of shem Cre * come to any Maturity with us, I fhall pafs them over, with only obferving, that whoever hath a mind to culti- vate any of thefe Plants, muft fow them upon an Hot-bed, and manag... | __label__pos | 0.504156 |
You will very probably ask: "Who was the discoverer of these novel and very complicated phenomena? " In answer to this I must refer once more to my old friends the missionaries. In 1857, the missionary Schlegel published his Key to the Ewe Language,! in which, already, the " tones " are dis- cussed; and in the same yea... | __label__pos | 0.642569 |
They all serve as volunteers in war, and they receive no pay to retain them in service. They cannot subsist long in a body to- gether, nor can they conduct sieges. Their men will not readi- ty divulge any of tneir secret designs, unless it be to their own women, and Uiey usually do not know enough to withold a secret f... | __label__pos | 0.543879 |
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y Google ELLIPSE- 67 Ex. 8. From the centre of two eoucentrie circles, a straight line is drawn to cut them in P and Q ; through P and Q straight lines are drawn paiMlle! to two given lines at right angles. Prove that tlie loons ol their point of intersection is an ellipae, of which the outer circle is the auxiliary ci... | __label__pos | 0.833035 |
Example's : — CP + KH> = O + 2Ka 3CP + ffX = CPX + 3HC1 O + K« = KK) O + CO = C O* 3 o + H»s = n*o + SO* cp + cm* = cniH:i + Ha 3CP + C*H*0 = C*HC1H)+ 3HC1 4 CI' + Cni*0 = C*C1*0 + 4HC1 o + cni^ = C*H*0 + HH> 3 IP + C II CF = C H* + 3 H CL If wc; adopt the first table of molecules, we may generalize the idf;a of Arii[>... | __label__pos | 0.617755 |
Under normal conditions urochrome and uroerj'thrin, to which latter the red color of urate sediments is due, are the only known pigments w4iich occur preformed in the urine, while indigo-red and indigo-blue, derived from indoxyl sulphate and indoxyl glucuronate, ( piS may be artificially produced. In disease, on the ot... | __label__pos | 0.861329 |
(4) The character of the pain, and the conditions that excite and relieve pain, are of the utmost importance in distinguishing gastric neurosis from gastric ulcer and gastric carcinoma. (See Epigastric Pain, p. 436.) NEUROSIS OF THE STOMACH. 475 (5) The gastric contents obtained after a test-meal shows digestion to be ... | __label__pos | 0.871488 |
2. The shutting off of the naso-pharyngeal cavity is a somewhat complicated act. As soon as, or even before, the bolus touches the soft palate, this structure is raised and put on the stretch by a simultaneous contraction of the levator palati and palato-pharyngeus muscles on each side. At the same time the contraction... | __label__pos | 0.785523 |
Among these, of course, is the Book of Deuter- onomy itself, or the greatest part of it, which is written in a totally different style from any passages of the Original Story, and about which I shall hereafter give you some further in- formation. The most important, however, of all the Deuter- onomistic insertions is n... | __label__pos | 0.530593 |
CASE 3 — History: This case illustrates the disease as seen upon the gnms of both jaws in a gentleman of Canadian birth, fifty years of age, and in robust health. (Plate V, Fig. i.) This patient was also a great smoker of the pipe. The disease extended from the first bicuspid tooth backward to the maxillary tuberosity ... | __label__pos | 0.687093 |
M1 and M2 are elliptical in cross-section and each has an enamel plate
on both the anterior and posterior surface. In the living species (_Z. trichopus_), the posterior enamel plate fails to reach the labial
margin of the tooth and is restricted to the lingual two-thirds of the
posterior surface; however, the enamel pl... | __label__pos | 0.661796 |
• t Bmerson, Report on ^ Foreeto, pp. 49, 101. t J^orpkoihffie vSgUak, p. 91. ILLXTSTEATIONS (23). HEIGHTS AT WHICH TB15ES GJIOW. 327 through nourishment derived from the roots, which the extremity of the stem receives from a neighbouring living tree of the same species. The roots of the living tree he conceives are or... | __label__pos | 0.624778 |
Texas constituted a portion of the ancient province of Louisiana, eeded to the United States by France in the year 1803. In the year 1819, the United States, by the Florida treaty, celled to Spain all that part of Louisiana within the present limits of Texas ; and Mexico, by the .revolution which separated her from Spa... | __label__pos | 0.503315 |
The ratio AC : CB is therefore given, and //*~r "M, hence C is a given point in AB. // j ^.S^^ The same demonstration applies whatever be the relative positions of the lines and points, if/ Mr. Harley sent two other good solutions to this exercise. [Seoond Solution. Mr. G, W. Heam,'] Take S for origin, SR for axis of ;... | __label__pos | 0.983836 |
These results show that the carriers of the active deposit travel in the gas with about the same velocity as the positive or negative ions produced by the radiations in the gas. This indicates either that the active matter becomes attached to positive ions, or that the active matter itself, acquiring in some way a posi... | __label__pos | 0.991905 |
These formidable and curious Cephalopods, the M aXaraa of Aris totle, Mollia of Pliny, and Cejphalophora of De Blainville, have the , mantle, according to Cuvier, united beneath the body, thus forming a muscular sac which envelopes the whole viscera. The body is soft i and fleshy, varying much in form, being sub-spheri... | __label__pos | 0.733545 |
Small doses of aconite, administered frequently, will often quickly check the nose-bleeding of children and of plethoric people. Aconite vnW usually subdue the " fluttering of the heart " of nervous persons, and also nervous palpitations. More general treatment is often required ; but when the conditions causing the di... | __label__pos | 0.754752 |
But in three days, a change occurred. Suddenly the poor wife heard that her beloved had been dragged from his prison, and taken, she knew not where. She inquired of everybody she saw, ** Where is he gone ?" but no answer could she obtain. At last the governor told her, that his prisoner was taken to a great city, named... | __label__pos | 0.569046 |
4. Atheromatous Disease, the Endarteritis deformans of Virchow, is the arterial disease which is most frequently met with, and the one whose consequences are most serious. It presents three tolerably well-defined stages, (a) In the first stage we notice, when the vessel is slit open, greyish patches, by which the linin... | __label__pos | 0.802615 |
T5ut in the lowest beds of the Coralline Oolite at Filey Brigg, on the Yorkshire coast, we long ago found another species of starfish, closely allied to the Pickering species. This was embedded in cal- careous stone, which had once in all probability been foraniiniferal ooze, and the processes which filled the chambers... | __label__pos | 0.940149 |
12, The origin of
the internal respiratory or phrenic nerve, that is seen to ramify on the
diaphragm. 13, The origin of the external respiratory nerve, that
ramifies on the pectoral and scaleni muscles.]
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784. Give the respiratory nerves. What is said in reference to the
respiratory nerves? ... | __label__pos | 0.807993 |
They have been regarded as indications of a more or less widespread functional alteration of chemically interrelated structures which has been brought about by the primary hypophyseal disorder. Moreover, in the preamble to one of the earlier sections, where certain cases were recorded (Group V) in which the symptoms we... | __label__pos | 0.809894 |
In regard to the history of the logical doctrine of this form of reasoning, it seems taken for granted, in all the Historical notice of systems of the science,that both the name Sorites, the logical doctrine of ^^^ ,;^_^j ^^^ .^ chaiu-syllogism, and the analysis Sorites. ' ^ J b ■> J of the nature of that syllogism, ar... | __label__pos | 0.522114 |
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