10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONGLOBULATION»
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conglobulation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
conglobulation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Up the Organization: How to Stop the Corporation from ...
Let's say somebody has persuaded a young Edison or Steinmetz to go to work for
General Conglobulation,Inc. By the time he's found out that there's no way to get
that $900 desk calculator through the purchasing department he's lost all ...
Robert C. Townsend, Warren Bennis, 2011
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Selections from James Boswell's Life of Samuel Johnson
Conglobulation of Swallows [1767]. He seemed pleased to talk of natural
philosophy. ' That woodcocks, (said he,) fly over to the northern countries, is
proved, because they have been observed at sea. Swallows certainly sleep all
the winter.
James Boswell, Robert William Chapman, 1921
Despite our government's lip service to decentralisation, the political scene is
rampant with conglobulation, mostly bureaucratic and therefore undemocratic;
the inexorable growth in the number and size of quangos is witness to this. But
UK ...
4
The Surveyor and Municipal and County Engineer
The advantages aimed at in the concrete- mixing machines are focussed to the
main point of cylinder there is produced, in accordance with the principles of the
vertical motion- of bodies, a continuous conglobulation of the materials to be ...
5
The Badminton Magazine of Sports and Pastimes
Prior to 1840-50 skating in England appears, from the books in which it is figured
and described, to have been as natural and graceful as it is abroad to-day, and
we can only attribute the infliction of the stiff style to the fortuitous conglobulation,
...
6
The Pacific Record of Medicine and Surgery Vol II No 1
Under the action of i iodoform, instead of the contra, so characteristic otherwise,
small, uniform colonies would form, and especially remarkable was a peculiar
conglobulation of the peripheric ends of the filaments. Of doubtless still greater ...
7
Thomas Browne and the Writing of Early Modern Science
The first phrase seems to mingle two such categories, the mystical and the
rational or empirical, with the conglobulation of mercury seemingly 'miraculous'
but in fact a 'natural' and ordinary property of this metal. Mercury as an anti-
venereal in ...
8
Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy: Volume XVI, 1998
In view of this impending atomic conglobulation, short of abandoning an
explanation of atomic indivisibility in terms of continuity, proponents of atomism
may claim that atomic interaction does not give rise to continuity. This can be
maintained ...
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The Badminton Magazine of Sports & Pastimes
Prior to 1840-50 skating in England appears, from the books in which it is figured
and described, to have been as natural and graceful as it is abroad to-day, and
we can only attribute the infliction of the stiff style to the fortuitous conglobulation,
...
10
Hegel's Philosophy of Nature
... 201 concrescence, 25 condyle, 183 Conferva, 50, 55, 56, 76 congenital defect,
194 conglobulation (of blood), 122 consciousness, 33, 116, 137, 146, 173, 212
constituent, 112, 157 constringency, 87 consumption, 133, 153, 198 contentment,
...
G.W.F. Hegel, M.J. Petry, 2014
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONGLOBULATION»
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Charles Dickens And The Supernatural @ British Library
Charles Dickens and the Supernatural is the BL's contribution to the copulent cultural conglobulation marking the 200th anniversary of the ... «Londonist, Nov 11»
