10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ERUPTIONAL»
Discover the use of
eruptional in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eruptional and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Chronic Diseases: Their Peculiar Nature and Their ...
With respect to the origin of these three chronic maladies, as in the acute,
miasmatic eruptional diseases, three different important moments are to be more
attentively considered than has hitherto been done: First, the time of infection;
secondly ...
2
Evidence-Based Climate Science: Data opposing CO2 emissions ...
However, this does not take into account the sun's eruptional activity (flares, solar
wind bursts from coronal mass ejections and solar wind bursts from coronal holes
) which may have a much greater effect. This takes on more importance since ...
3
Bulletin of the Geological Society of Denmark
He finds that chemical variation is most pronounced towards the contacts (both
upper and lower) and attempts to explain this i terms of post-eruptional processes
. In fact, the variation is quite small and the obvious post-eniptional alteration ...
4
Evolutionary History of Bats: Fossils, Molecules and Morphology
Stress of imperfect peri-eruptional occlusion responded to by mesenchymatic
papilla with heterotopic growth and apposition of dentine provides then a simple,
yet apparently quite reliable and precise, mechanism of interactive fine-tuning of
...
Gregg F. Gunnell, Nancy B. Simmons, 2012
5
Variation of Tooth Position: A Metric Study of Variation and ...
The frequency of crowding per tooth as compared to eruptional influences can be
seen from Table 14 p. 70. A compilation of the entire material concerning the
permanent bite shows a maximum frequency of 20.8 % for lower 7, ; it is followed
...
Carl Gustaf Michael Seipel, 1946
6
Cenozoic Volcanism in the Mediterranean Area
... and depletion in Nb, which are typical of subduction-related rocks. The trace-
element composition of the rhyolitic pumices shows some variation, mostly in the
rare earth elements (REE) and Zr, which was used to distinguish major eruptional
...
Luigi Beccaluva, Gianluca Bianchini, B. Marjorie Wilson, 2007
7
Textbook of Applied Materia Medica
Poisoning from suppressed eruptional discharge. Defective vitality. Impending
brain paralysis. Period of depression in disease of spinal affections. Great relief
from discharges. Chorea from fright or suppressed eruptions. Convulsions with
pale ...
8
Handbook of Gold Exploration and Evaluation
... distinct phases of activity (Vessell and Davies, 1981): 1. an inter-eruption
phase of 80 to 100 years characterised by low rates of sediment deposition,
erosional incision of meander rivers and reworking of deltas 2. an eruptional
phase lasting ...
9
Rocky Mountain Section of the Geological Society of America: ...
Also exhibited are air-fall deposit variations, xenolithic fragments, and
hydrothermally altered sideromelane ash. The most significant feature
observable on the buttes is their morphology, which provides insight into their
eruptional history.
Eruptional pimples on the forehead and on the neck. 156 EYE 157. Quivering
sensation of the eyebrows. [Bte.J. 157 158. Pressure on the eyes, she could not
open them. 158 159. Pressure in the eyes and sensitiveness to the light. [Htb.].
