American Edition of the British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences ; Comprising an Accurate and Popular View of the Present Improved State of Human Knowledge, Volum 12Mitchell, Ames and White, 1821 |
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... turned up so as to expose the head of the bone , which must be brought entirely into view , by dividing the orbicular ligament all round . One cut of an amputating knife will then separate the limb . The axillary artery should be ...
... turned up so as to expose the head of the bone , which must be brought entirely into view , by dividing the orbicular ligament all round . One cut of an amputating knife will then separate the limb . The axillary artery should be ...
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... turned out , and the trochanter higher than usual towards the pelvis . Yet the limb may be drawn down to its natu ral length , in doing which a crepitus is sometimes perceived . In order to relax as much as possible the muscles which ...
... turned out , and the trochanter higher than usual towards the pelvis . Yet the limb may be drawn down to its natu ral length , in doing which a crepitus is sometimes perceived . In order to relax as much as possible the muscles which ...
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... turned out , and the limb elongated . In the second , the limb is shortened , the foot turned inwards , and the buttock more prominent . Great pain is excited by attempting to move the limb in all cases of luxation , and a vacuity is ...
... turned out , and the limb elongated . In the second , the limb is shortened , the foot turned inwards , and the buttock more prominent . Great pain is excited by attempting to move the limb in all cases of luxation , and a vacuity is ...
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... compresses the paper so as to prevent its shifting . To this instrument there is a brass rule of two feet long , with ends turned up at right angles , in which are slits , or sights , to direct the surveyor's eye SURVEYING .
... compresses the paper so as to prevent its shifting . To this instrument there is a brass rule of two feet long , with ends turned up at right angles , in which are slits , or sights , to direct the surveyor's eye SURVEYING .
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... turning , if he should perceive any tendency to it . 4. That in fresh water , if a man throws himself on his back , near the surface , he cannot long continue in that situation , but by proper action of his hands on the water . If he ...
... turning , if he should perceive any tendency to it . 4. That in fresh water , if a man throws himself on his back , near the surface , he cannot long continue in that situation , but by proper action of his hands on the water . If he ...
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