10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «BREAKABLENESS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
breakableness in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
breakableness im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics
The same is true of every other bacterial disease, and even of such mechanical
injuries as broken bones and sprained tendons. The kick of a horse may break a
man's leg, but only if the leg is breakable. The quality of breakableness is thus a ...
2
The Journal of Philosophy
One of the examples he gives of a tendency or disposition is the " breakableness
" of a glass. The typical and appropriate formulation of this, he says, is in the form
of a subjunctive conditional : "If the glass were dropped on the hard floor, ...
3
The Works of John Ruskin
And I believe it will be found that the character on which he fixes first in them is
frangibitity — breakableness to bits, as opposed to wood, which can be sawn or
rent, but not shattered with a hammer, and to metal, which is tough and malleable
.
John Ruskin, Sir Edward Tyas Cook, Alexander Dundas Oligvy Wedderburn, 1904
4
The Happy Place: A Read-And-Journal Book to Help You Find ...
... state of being vulnerable or exposed; susceptibility to injury or attack. And look
at all these 'feel good' (and so were clear, that was sarcasm) substitute word
options that are available for vulnerability. assailability, breakability,
breakableness, ...
Nancy Milton Cpcc Acc, 2012
5
The "Summa theologica" of St. Thomas Aquinas
As rarity and density remain under the sacramental species, as stated above (A.
2 ad 3), so likewise porousness remains, and in consequence breakableness.
Reply Obj. 2. Hardness results from density ; therefore, as density remains under
...
Saint Thomas (Aquinas), Reginaldus (de Piperno), Dominicans. English Province, 1914
... as improve this their temper with temperance, nor exposing themselves by
exorbitant courses and casualties, are Pitchers charily kept, however, they still
retain their breakableness, and can never alter their property into a firmer
consistence; ...
Thomas Fuller, Michael Fuller, 1886
7
The Book of the Twelve Prophets, Commonly Called the Minor: ...
Nor does this exhaust the tremors which that awful convulsion had started; but
throughout the second and third divisions there is a constant sense of instability,
of the liftableness and breakableness of the very ground of life. Of course, as we
...
Sir George Adam Smith, 1896
8
The Works of Jack London. --: White Fang
Jack London. breakableness. But here stood two horses, head-tossing and
restless, shouting in every high-light glint of their satin, golden-sorrel coats that
they had never been rented out in all their glorious young lives. Between them
was a ...
9
Works of John Ruskin: Modern painters.-v.5-6. The stones of ...
And I believe it will be found that the character on which he fixes first in them is
frangibility — breakableness to bits, as opposed to wood, which can be sawn or
rent, but not shattered with a hammer, and to metal, which is tough and malleable
.
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Sacrifice and Community: Jewish Offering and Christian Eucharist
We normally conceive matter in terms of its accidents, not in terms of its deeper
reality or substance. Thus, we associate “matter” with things like dimensive
quantity, rarity, density, hardness, porousness, breakableness, the capability of
sound, ...
