10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONSTRINGENT»
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constringent in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Gazette Du Bureau Des Brevets, Droits D'auteur Et Marques de ...
... to the free end represents the direction in which the rotatable object is not
allowed by the constringent helix to rotate, and means for releasing the
constringent effect of said helix when it is dcslred to rotate said object in said
direction. 14.
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Rough Sets and Current Trends in Computing: 4th ...
4.3 Constringent Meta-mapping We end our work by studying the case in which
the meta-mapping ¢ is a constringent mapping. Theorem 8. Let L=(L, S ) be a
molecular lattice and let L(M) be the set of molecules. Q) :L(M) —)L is a
constringent ...
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New Spanish and English Dictionary
I. to cause a cold; stop the pores Constiparse, v. ref. to catch cold; be costive
Constipativo, -a, adj. constringent; binding Constitución, if. constitution; temper;
statute Constitucional, adj. constitutional; legal; radical Com ti tocio nal, т.
adherent to ...
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The New England Journal of Medicine
It is possible, consequently, that the smooth muscle might be affected by the
application of a constringent agent applied to the outer covering. The introduction
of a constringent fluid into the abdominal.cavity in considerable bulk would make
its ...
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A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
CONSTRINGENT, E, adj. having the quality of contracting, or compressing,
constringent. CONSTRUCTEUR, sm. one who constructs or frames, constructer.
— de navires ; ship-wright. CONSTRUCTION, sf. act of building; arrangement
and ...
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
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The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
It is possible, consequently, that the smooth muscle might be affected by the
application of a constringent agent applied to the outer covering. The introduction
of a constringent fluid into the abdominal cavity in considerable bulk would make
its ...
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The New York Journal of Medicine
In this situation we resort to the alterative (constringent) effects of calomel, and
often combine it with opium to counteract its purgative quality, and also for the
puipose of allaying the excitement of the nervous system. But calomel fail- ins,
the ...
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Collot's French-English and English-French Dictionary: ...
[aunt] that which draws together or contracts, constrictor. CONSTRICTION, sf.
constriction, contraction, compression. CONSTRICTI-F, VE, adj. [méd.] having the
quality of contracting, constringent. CONSTRINGENT, E. ad)'. having the quality
of ...
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The Cincinnati Medical News ...
The permanent deformity and the crutches tell us of the terrible mistake. As a
hemo- static the Actual Cautery acts rather by charring the ends of the vessels
than by any constringent action, hence the danger of secondary hemorrhage
following ...
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Gadamer's Hermeneutics and the Art of Conversation
It is, in fact, against the domination of Western thought by the univocal and
constringent logic of the statement that Gadamer turns his criticism, claiming that
truth is symbolical, effectual and hermeneutic, and not purely neutral or
methodical.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONSTRINGENT»
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I just weened myself off of the increasingly constringent payment model found in Contest of Champion and completely scared off of the even ... «Touch Arcade, Apr 15»
Lloyds is Becoming a "Dividend Daddy"
We'll continue to be quite constringent. But I think the worst is over. Balance sheets are better and companies are normalizing their profitability ... «Morningstar, Feb 14»
13 Assassins Blu-ray review
As he stands to inherit the role of Shogun, and the laws and codes of Japanese society are so constringent, he seems to operate above the law. «Den Of Geek, Sep 11»
