The Principles of animal and vegetable physiologyBlanchard and Lea, 1854 - 234 sider |
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... passes in a given time will afford us a measure of its velocity , which is only a term for the quickness or slowness of its motion ; and the velocity acquired in any given time will afford us a measure of the force which produces the ...
... passes in a given time will afford us a measure of its velocity , which is only a term for the quickness or slowness of its motion ; and the velocity acquired in any given time will afford us a measure of the force which produces the ...
Side 26
... passing over a pully P , supposed to be destitute of friction , the weights will remain at rest . If we place ever so small a weight , x , on the weight W , the weight on which . we place it must immediately descend ; and , as long as x ...
... passing over a pully P , supposed to be destitute of friction , the weights will remain at rest . If we place ever so small a weight , x , on the weight W , the weight on which . we place it must immediately descend ; and , as long as x ...
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... passes for knowledge ; and his mind is so far from being barren in that stage of progress , or his memory destitute of ideas , that he positively bends under the burden of his thoughts and recollections . Nevertheless , the greater part ...
... passes for knowledge ; and his mind is so far from being barren in that stage of progress , or his memory destitute of ideas , that he positively bends under the burden of his thoughts and recollections . Nevertheless , the greater part ...
Side 54
... pass from the mineral state into any forms of organiza- tion , however simple . Here observation is completely at fault . No fact exists to form the very embryo of an induction . The doctrine of equivocal generation held its ground ...
... pass from the mineral state into any forms of organiza- tion , however simple . Here observation is completely at fault . No fact exists to form the very embryo of an induction . The doctrine of equivocal generation held its ground ...
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... passes into chyme : this chyme is then , in successive portions , transmitted , by muscular contraction , into the highest part of the intestinal tube , termed the duodenum , which is a kind of second stomach , where the partially ...
... passes into chyme : this chyme is then , in successive portions , transmitted , by muscular contraction , into the highest part of the intestinal tube , termed the duodenum , which is a kind of second stomach , where the partially ...
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action albumen animal kingdom aorta aperture apparatus arteries arytenoid arytenoid cartilages atmosphere auricle bile birds blood body bone carbonic acid cartilage caseine cavity cent chemical chest chyle circulation coagulation colour consists constitutes contains digestion elastic epiglottis exists extending extremity fibrine fishes fluid gills glottis heart human hyoid bone inferior insects intestines kind lacteals larynx liver locomotion lungs lymph mammals matter membrane mineral minute motion mouth mucous mucous membrane muscles muscular fibre musical nature nerve nervous nutrition organs oxygen papillæ particles pass peculiar phosphate physiology plants portion posterior produced proper proportion proximate elements pulmonary quadrupeds red corpuscles reptiles respiration secretion sensation serous membrane side solid sound species speech stomach structure substance surface tail termed texture thoracic duct thyroid cartilage tion tongue tribes trunk tube vegetable kingdom vegetative functions veins venous ventricle vessels vibrations vocal cords vocal ligaments voice windpipe
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