10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIMINUTIVENESS»
Discover the use of
diminutiveness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
diminutiveness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Manual of Pathological Anatomy
Congenital abnormal diminutiveness affects the entire body, as dwarf stature (
microsomia), the individuals being termed dwarfs, or pigmies. These are either
born diminutive, or, owing to inherent predisposition, not developed after birthto
the ...
Karl Freiherr von Rokitansky, 1854
Diminutiveness, shortness of back, lightness of bone, and giving indications of a
long, straight class of coat, and dark tan on head and legs. MALTEsa.—
Diminutiveness, slightness, and apparent fragility, with a distinct arch of loin.
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Formation Expressive Use Dimtves
Degrees of diminutiveness in Russian A special characteristic of Russian is the
stringing together of diminutive suffixes and the formation of diminutives from
diminutives with the aim of reinforcing the emotive-expressive meaning, e.g.: with
...
4
Report of the Board of Regents
For the reader will have had no perspective to apply to this immensity or that
diminutiveness if it has been assumed at the start in sufficient measure to satisfy
all phenomena. The author might with equal justice assume at the start a
magnitude ...
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Being, analytically described in its chief respects: and ...
Proportion is thus related in respect of animals and vegetables, but not of all
other things. Where two things are equally beautiful and alike in other visible
respects than size, the comparative diminutiveness of the one, and therefore its
being, ...
John Richard Pickmere, 1854
ABNORMAL DIMINUTIVENESS. Congenital abnormal diminutiveness affects the
entire body, as dwarf stature (microsomia), the individuals being termed dwarfs,
or pigmies. These are either born diminutive, or, owing to inherent predisposition
...
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Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian ...
For the reader will have had no perspective to apply to this immensity or that
diminutiveness if it has been assumed at the start in suflicient measure to satisfy
all phenomena. The author might with equal justice assume at the start a
magnitude ...
Smithsonian Institution, 1899
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Journal of the West Australian Natural History Society
Among the frogs one species struck us by its diminutiveness. Animals grown up
were scarcely larger than the youngest European grass-frogs, when just
developed from tadpoles. This diminutiveness is perhaps a peculiar
accommodation to ...
9
Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian ...
For the reader will have had no perspective to apply to this immensity or that
diminutiveness if' it has been assumed at ... the start a magnitude or
diminutiveness sufficient for the purpose, since in explaining the phenomena the
physicist takes ...
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents, 1899
10
Journal of the Natural History and Science Society of ...
Among the frogs one species struck us by its diminutiveness. Animals grown up
were scarcely larger than the youngest European grass-frogs, when just
developed from tadpoles. This diminutiveness is perhaps a peculiar
accommodation to ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIMINUTIVENESS»
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diminutiveness is used in the context of the following news items.
You Must Hear This! “Ambergris” An error occurred.
Once I embraced its diminutiveness, I came to regard it as a perfect package of music. Right down to the cover art, with its bold colors and sharp ... «Salon, Jun 15»
Charlie Adam is back in the Scotland fray at long last - but remains …
Gordon Strachan had, due to the diminutiveness of his forwards Shaun Maloney, Steven Naismith and Leigh Griffiths, not advocated such a ... «Herald Scotland, Jun 15»
Conservationists turn tiny New Zealand island into bold wildlife …
Rotoroa Island, off the coast of New Zealand is tiny, at just 82 hectares (200 acres), but don't let its diminutiveness fool you: big things are ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Medium Size Dogs
It was assisted in the process by the environment of the Islands, which produced diminutiveness in all its stock, and by crosses with other ... «American Kennel Club, Apr 15»
Kahlo and Rivera: power couple
Despite her diminutiveness, there's almost nothing about Kahlo or her work that is less than too much. And it's not just her extraordinary life, ... «Boston Globe, Mar 15»
A decade after its demise, Parkdale School still fondly remembered
Some in the public saw Parkdale's diminutiveness as a negative. Fewer students means fewer staff, and fewer staff means fewer services. «The Reminder, Mar 15»
Pix We Love: Is Blue Chip the Smexiest Smoosh-Face Cat Ever?
Here he is demonstrating his diminutiveness inside some prime cardboard real estate. “Motorboat is my nickname due to my diesel-like purr,” ... «Catster, Mar 15»
REVIEW | Cougar Morrison
... Edith Piaf, whose trademark warble he emulates with strength, making up for a physical diminutiveness with some very impressive pipes. «The West Australian, Feb 15»
The Thing About Ping
Maybe ping's friendliness has to do not only with the diminutiveness of the sound it mimics, but with the self-deprecation of using a word that ... «Slate Magazine, Jan 15»
Fall 2014 Flying Starts: Mike Curato
Early comments Curato received about Elliot's appealing diminutiveness jogged a memory: “I was running an errand for my mom and I was too ... «Publishers Weekly, Dec 14»
