10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «BLOODLESSNESS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
bloodlessness in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
bloodlessness im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
Authors know this to be the fact, for they tell you, that a “ state of bloodlessness
obtains in chlorosis, that the veins arQ scarcely filled, and the blood is so
depraved in its quality as to scarcely tinge the sheet when it escapes from the
nose, and, ...
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
No organic disease was found ; the mesenteric glands were perhaps a little
larger than usual, but that was all. It appeared, so far as the investigation went, to
be mere bloodlessness. Now this disease has been spoken of by the French
writers ...
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Ayurvedic materia medica for domestic use
The characteristic condition is one of bloodlessness, emaciation and exhaustion.
All these symptoms arise from a peculiar disease of small bodies, called
capsules, lying above the kidneys. Treatment — The disease is incurable.
Hitherto it has ...
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London Medical and Surgical Journal
flabby and very pale ; indeed, the whole surface of his body was much paler than
natural. I could find no organic disease ; and the cause of death appeared mere
bloodlessness. This disease you will find spoken of by French writers.
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Dr. Thomas Addison 1795-1860: Agitating the Whole Medical World
... were diseased and the records had been preserved, the records alluded to the
patient's “state of bloodlessness” (pallor) while still alive. However, Hilton
continued, bloodlessness was not present when only one suprarenal capsule
was ...
Margaret R. O’Leary, MD, 2013
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Arbitrary Rule: Slavery, Tyranny, and the Power of Life and ...
Although the Chorus indicates that Iphis's heroic self-sacrifice may be an
alternative form of military service that even in the absence of tyranny involves
the spilling of human blood, Buchanan may have wanted its bloodlessness to
signify ...
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The first appendix to part the first is devoted to the consideration of the similarity
between loss of blood, and the bloodlessness of chlorosis. These two diseases,
Dr. Hall observes, resemble each other in many particulars, as the general ...
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On the Diseases of Females: A Treatise Describing Their ...
... in assigning these different diseased phenomena to the same cause which
produces them in persons who are reduced to a state of anazmia, or
bloodlessness, by the deprivation of food, light, or wholesome atmosphere? We
may appeal to ...
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H. C. Artmann's Structuralist Imagination: A Semiotic Study ...
Vampiric draining of blood is not narrated as a parasitic act of nutrition; at stake is
not the gain of blood by vampires, but the loss of blood by victims, whose
bloodlessness marks their transformation into vampires (one bite is sufficient).
Marc-Oliver Schuster, 2010
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Beethoven's Century: Essays on Composers and Themes
It seems demoralising to me that this so-called tradition of bloodlessness can
pass for the ultimate expression of the esprit francais in music. 1- Boulez is
concerned as much to universalise Pelleas as to Frenchify it, but his impatience
with the ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «BLOODLESSNESS» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
bloodlessness im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
BRICS Post: Economic Crisis Driving War Danger
... and their human and civil rights with the awesome power and cold-bloodlessness of an authoritarian state. Families have been destroyed, ... «Executive Intelligence Review, Jul 15»
Sangakkara, Sri Lanka's Paul McCartney
I will grant that Twenty20 opened a new vista on to his game, but in his recent, greatest years, a kind of bloodlessness defined his play. But, as ... «ESPNcricinfo.com, Jun 15»
Boom time for the Bloomsbury group
Yet the criticism goes on: just two months ago in the New Statesman, a writer attacked the “bloodlessness of Bloomsbury fiction” in an article ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Futuristic land with retro touches
Contrast this with the bloodlessness of current superhero sci-fi, when entire cities are levelled but not a drop of blood is shed on camera. «AsiaOne, Mai 15»
Clever novelists know how to write a story. It's the clever-clever ones …
One day, despairing of the bloodlessness of Bloomsbury fiction, C S Lewis turned to J R R Tolkien with an idea: “Tollers, there is too little of ... «New Statesman, Apr 15»
NHL Draft Lottery: For the love of Connor McDavid, embrace the …
He's good enough to get Buffalo's Tim Murray, whose calculated-ness borders on bloodlessness, saying stuff like this: “I watch him too much, ... «SportingNews.com, Apr 15»
Clinton & Rubio Enter the Race
She cared about the issues, to be sure, but there is a bloodlessness in the way she reacted to the Gennifer Flowers scandal that is frightening. «National Catholic Reporter, Apr 15»
Unearthing the 'national treasure' that is Michael Feuerstack
... folk scene: Those audiences are confounded by his curious poetry, by a singer whose patience can be misconstrued as bloodlessness. «The Globe and Mail, Mär 15»
Dick Allen deserves the HOF
Ironically, it is the bloodlessness of the numbers that provides the greatest chance of enshrinement for a man best known for heart, blood, ... «ESPN, Dez 14»
'Mockingjay—Part 1′: The Somber 'Empire Strikes Back' of the …
To that end, the PG-13 A-Team bloodlessness of the violence does sometimes soften the punch; occasional action beats are also a bit of a ... «Flavorwire, Nov 14»
