10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CIRCUMFLEXION»
Discover the use of
circumflexion in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
circumflexion and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Russell's Hidden Substitutional Theory
So our (**) naturally leads to another thesis: (* * *) CIRCUMFLEXION WAS NOT A
TERM FORMING OPERATOR IN PRINCIPIA If one can form the term "(V0x0)V(
oVo'oVo)(0^0,°z0)" then there are predicative terms that are not predicate ...
Gregory Landini Associate Professor of Philosophy University of Iowa, 1998
2
The Dialects of Modern German: A Linguistic Survey
Circumflexion (Zweigipfligkeit, Trägheitsakzent), which alsoaffects
longvowelsand diphthongsandis the alternative accentuation to correption, is
characterizedby a slowreleaseand a continuous riseorfall in pitch, during which
vowels can be ...
3
Researches in Experimental Phonetics: The Study of Speech Curves
This is the fundamental form of amplitude in the American vowel; the variations in
suddenness and extent of the circumflexion are elements of expression. The
vowel [i] in "fish," line 19, has a double circumflex; it should be perhaps treated as
...
Edward Wheeler Scripture, 1906
4
Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
This is the fundamental form of amplitude in the American vowel; the variations in
suddenness and extent of the circumflexion are elements of expression. The
vowel [i] in "fish," line 19, has a double circumflex; it should be perhaps treated as
...
5
Researches in Experimental Phonetics
This is the fundamental form of amplitude in the American vowel; the variations in
suddenness and extent of the circumflexion are elements of expression. The
vowel [1] in “fish,” line 19, has a double circumflex; it should be perhaps treated
as ...
Posterior (dorsal) Lateral Superior (cranial) Horizontal (transverse) plane Midline
(caudal) Midsagittal (median) plane Figure 1-2: Reference planes ofthe body in
the anatomical position. Rotation of the head \\~ Circumflexion of the arm Flexion
...
Thomas H. Quinn, Terence R. Quinn, Robert H. Quinn, 2000
In using friction preparatory to the gymnastic exercises, the use of which is to
soften the body, the middle quality between hard and soft should prevail, and all
else should take its fashion accordingly. And in the imposition and circumflexion
of ...
8
The Economy of the Animal Kingdom: Considered Anatomically, ...
... superior circumflexion of this figure representing the superior circle of the blood
, or that which passes through the brains and the two medullae ; while the inferior
circumflexion represents the circuit that passes through the body : the conified ...
9
Year Book - Carnegie Institution of Washington
Concerning the vowels, various hitherto unknown or uninvestigated properties
were definitely established. The law of circum- flexion in melody and of
circumflexion in intensity for American vowels (previously discovered in my
researches on ...
Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1905
10
The Anatriptic Art: a History of the Art Termed Anatripsis ...
And in the imposition and circumflexion of the hands the rubbing should be very
varied, and not merely directed from above to below, nor from below to above,
but also slanting and oblique, transverse and sub-transverse. I term transverse
that ...
Walter JOHNSON (M.B.), 1866
