10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTASTIC»
Discover the use of
entastic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
entastic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... I think we may come to the following conclusions: First, that when only small
doses can be given without seriously aflecting the head, as in cases of eat
general or nervous debility, the effect is a c onic instead of an entastic or tetanic
spasm.
John Mason Good, Samuel Cooper, Augustus Sidney Doane, 1835
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The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
... of organic life 9 _ _ _ _ 3- in the prevailing cholera, a morbid condition of the
muscular system is manifested by an universal subsultus, or by a violent entastic
actiori of the muscles. The abdominal and gastrocnemii muscles have usually.
3
New York Echoes 2: Short Stories
Being asked to be part of this luncheon group by her fiiend Karen from whom she
had bought jewelry was on the one hand a Entastic stroke of luck, but on the
other hand it revealed her own sense of inferiority. Compared to them, I am a ...
4
The Stonehenge People: An Exploration of Life in Neolithic ...
An Exploration of Life in Neolithic Britain 4700-2000 BC Rodney Castleden.
effect of bulk, solidity and permanence. It became a regular feature of the much
later classical period, when every column was entastic. The stone avenues may
be ...
5
Meant for Me – Now, Meant for You
It was great, Entastic, fieeing and comforting all at once. Right away we met a ton
of people who truly believed in Lynne's miracle. They understood; they'd been
there. Collectively, they provided the support she needed both mentally and ...
6
Medical Botany; Or, Illustrations and Descriptions of the ...
... I think we may come to the following conclusion : first, that when only small
doses can be given without seriously affecting the head, as in cases of great
general or nervous debility, the effect is a clinic instead of an entastic or tetanic
spasm.
John Stephenson, James Morss Churchill, Gilbert Thomas Burnett, 1834
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English Language Word Builder
... TETRADIC URETERIC ANABATIC ANOXEMIC APOSITIC AUTOPTIC BIOTITIC
DIABASIC DIMETRIC DYSPNEIC ENTASTIC EPIGAMIC EREMITIC EUPNOEIC
FELSITIC GERONTIC HETAIRIC HORMONIC ISONOMIC KLEPHTIC LINOLEIC ...
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Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
In the prevailing cholera, a morbid condition of the muscular system is manifested
by an universal subsultus, or by a violent entastic action of the muscles. The
abdominal and gastrocnemii muscles have usually Remarks on Spasmodic ...
9
The Oriental Magazine, and Calcutta Review
... instead of being entastic or rigid. ' In a large proportion,' says Mr. Orton, ' there
is no appearance of spasm in any part of the system. In many there is no purging
; in some, no vomiting ; and, in others, neither of these symptoms. I have already
...
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Recovery for the Christian Family: Surviving Alcoholism
With prolonged substance usage, they become lost in their Entastic notions and
spiral out of control, grasping at straws around them like a drowning nnn, hoping
to find a successfirl set of circunstances and a stable reality where they can ...
Ch. Farris & Ruth Robertson
