10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ALIMENTATIVE»
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alimentative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
alimentative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Homo Novus - A Human Without Illusions
The phe- notype, thus, is the result of the interaction of a genotype with
alimentative aspects of the environment. Alimentation deals with the ontogenetic
development, its adaptational pressure aims at survival and its typical
developmental ...
Ulrich J. Frey, Charlotte Störmer, Kai P. Willführ,
2010
2
Plant-parasitic nematodes
A.A. Paramonov. We may now outline two alternative paths of development:
ontogeneses of eusaprobes, distinguished by exposed molting, speedy
development after the second molt, alimentative nutrition of larvae in the first and
second ...
3
Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving
we try to analyse the process we shall find that it is in accord with any other
alimentative process. Nature varies in details, but her intents and objects are
fixed: to fit and sustain each to its appointed task. In the animal or vegetable
kingdoms, ...
4
The Southern Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences
... to engender morbid processes ; and unless the quality of the alimentative
matter, and the normal relation between, the supply and demand, be properly
regulated, morbid processes will begin to show themselves sooner or later, aad
when ...
5
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus
... nutrient, nutritive nutritional adj syn NUTRITIVE 1, alimentary, alimentative
nutritious adj promoting growth and repairing natural waste < nutritious food >
syn nourishing, nutrient, nutrimental, nutritive rel good, healthful, salubrious,
salutary, ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc,
1988
6
The Smart Set: A Magazine of Cleverness
Then the alimentative lady spoke in a loud and penetrating voice. " I am not in the
habit of moving in what you call the circles of butchery, but since you do, perhaps
you can tell me why the price of meat constantly foes up. I know it does," she ...
George Jean Nathan, Henry Louis Mencken,
1909
7
Dynamic and Abnormal Psychology
Among alimentative factors, the hunger drive is more powerful than many well-
fed persons realize. Commonly, men who have food work for other rewards; but
when they cannot get it otherwise, they are likely to fight and steal to get food.
William Sentman Taylor,
1954
8
Companion to the History of Modern Science
So in all likelihood it comes to pass in the body, that all the parts are nourished,
cherished, and quickned with blood, which is warm perfect, vaporous, full of spirit,
and that I may so say, alimentative: in the parts the blood is refrigerated, ...
G N Cantor, G.N. Cantor, J.R.R. Christie,
2006
... if the analogy holds good, there can be only two kinds of diseases, the one
dependent on abnormal states of the physiological units, the other on
perturbation of their coordinating and alimentative machinery. Hence, the
establishment of the ...
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Tirosh Lo Yayin: Or, The Wine Question Considered in an ...
highly nutritious alimentative preparations by the general name of poiprifiara
ropheemata, (Latin sorbitiones), literally, suctiotu. The Hebrew D'ppfD
mezukkakiym, here rendered " well refined," is the past participle in Pyhal of the
verb ppj zakak ...
Frederic Richard Lees,
1841
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ALIMENTATIVE»
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alimentative is used in the context of the following news items.
Mummy versus Maggi: Who will come out on top
In 1890, he founded the company Society Anonym pour la Fabrication des Products Alimentative Maggi (SAF) in Germany and Austria which ... «Hindustan Times, Jun 15»
'The Victims' Revolution,' by Bruce Bawer
... and preterition and alimentative into sentences, much in the manner of a malicious child shoving a stick into the spokes of a moving bicycle. «New York Times, Aug 12»