10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANAPHORESIS»
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anaphoresis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anaphoresis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Milady's Hair Removal Techniques: A Comprehensive Manual
Anaphoresis can be used before electrolysis to open the fine, tight pores usually
associated with dry skin, to aid in insertion. Anaphoresis should be applied at a
lower intensity than cataphoresis. Anaphoresis should not be applied over fragile
...
2
Electro-Epilation: A Practical Approach
Anaphoresis. and. cataphoresis. Direct current has other uses in electrolysis, as a
preparatory treatment and as an aftercare procedure. ... Anaphoresis In
anaphoresis a carbon roller instead of a needle is used as the negative pole. The
roller ...
Elizabeth Cartwright, Gill Morris, Michelle Severn, 2001
3
Milady's Aesthetician Series: Treating Diverse Pigmentation
I I . . des1ncrustat10n: the process of using the galvanic current to soften
impacted sebum within the follicle. anaphoresis: a form of electrotherapy that
infuses alkaline substances into the skin to soften follicle openings; this uses the
galvanic ...
4
Polymorphous Linguistics: Jim McCawley's Legacy
If we identify temporal deixis with the introduction into a discourse of a new
reference point, and anaphoresis with the maintenance of the current reference
point, then a tense may legitimately have an antecedent outside the sentence.
Salikoko S. Mufwene Elaine Francis Rebecca S. Wheeler
5
Milady Standard Cosmetology 2012
EFFECTS OF GALVANIC CURRENT PoSiTiVE PolE (AnoDE) CATAPhorESiS
nEGATiVE PolE (CAThoDE) AnAPhorESiS produces alkaline reactions produces
acidic reactions closes the pores opens the pores soothes nerves stimulates and
...
6
Dictionary of Chemistry
anaphoresis. n-amylamine [0120 CHEM] C,H,,NH2 A colorless liquid with a
boiling point of 104.4°C, soluble in water, alcohol, and ether; used in dyestuffs,
insecticides, synthetic detergents, corrosion inhibitors, and pharmaceuticals, and
as a ...
McGraw-Hill, McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing, 2003
"Anaphoresis ?" But you say it is already called and recognized as cataphoresis.
Now we come to my first question, What is Cata- phoresis ? It means a "traveling
downward," and is a derivative from the two Greek roots " Kata," meaning down, ...
8
A Laboratory Manual of Electrotherapeutics
PHORESIS, ANAPHORESIS, CATAPHORESIS. It has long been known that the
direct electric current has a marked mechanical effect in carrying certain liquids
and solutions through porous partitions or membranes so as to either accelerate
...
William James Herdman, Frank E. Nagler, 1898
9
Milady Standard Esthetics: Fundamentals
Cataphoresis (kat-uh-fuh-REE-sus) refers to infusing a positive (acid) product into
the skin with the use of electric current, and anaphoresis (an-uh-for-EES-sus) is
the process of infusing a negative (alkaline) product into the skin.
10
Pocket Medical Dictionary
ANAPHORESIS Anaerobe, an-a'-er-db. See Anaerobion. Anaerobic, an-a-er-</-
bik. Living without air. Anaerobion, an-a-er-o* -be-on. A microbe living without air.
Anae'roplasty. The dressing of wounds with air -exclusion. Anaesthesia ...
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANAPHORESIS»
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Celebrity Skin Secret: The 'Hannibal Lecter' Electrode Mask Facial
There are two ionization processes: Cataphoresis,which is apositive ion, and anaphoresis, a negative ion. A positive treatment causes an ... «Tech Times, May 15»
