10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXODIC»
Discover the use of
exodic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
exodic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Stethoscope: A Monthly Journal of Medicine and the ...
and from the brain, the spinal marrow possesses the power of appreciating
impressions conveyed to its grey matter, and of generating influences which are
conveyed from it by its exodic nerves, as was first roved by Procharca, and
afterwards ...
2
Reading with Michel Serres: An Encounter with Time
these islands create order by fluctuations. a different order one could call exodic.
You never find them by the methodic process: exodic. exotic. and ergodic. they lie
(gisem) outside the global equilibria of our epistémé." [Note added] Method ...
3
Semi-monthly Medical News
To the nerve leading from the spinal cord to the muscles, the term exodic is
applied, which means the way out. When the nerve influence passes from the
periphery to the spinal cord, the action is esodic, and when it passes from the
spinal cord ...
4
The London Lancet: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
The lumbar nerves convey sensation and the mandates of volition to and from the
cerebral ceutre, when that remains ; they convey the eisodic excitor influence,
and the exodic excitor influence, when that centre is removed. The spinal centre
is ...
5
The Southern Medical and Surgical Journal
Can any thing be more deeply interesting, or indeed wonderful, than this perfect
analysis of the spinal system, and of each arc of that system, consisting of the
fibrillous organ, the progress in an esodic nerve, the spinal centre, an exodic
nerve, ...
6
The Retrospect of Medicine: Being a Half-yearly Journal, ...
And as the same exodic nerve conveys the impulse from volition and diastaltic
action, it also has been supposed to contain too appropriate sets of fibres. The
same opinion has been extended to the columns of the spinal marrow.
Experiment ...
7
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
Can anything be more deeply interesting, or indeed wonderful, than this perfect
analysis of the spinal system, and of each arc of that system, consisting of the
fibrinous organ, the progress in an esodic nerve, the spinal centre, an exodic
nerve, ...
Buber alerts us here to the presence-absence enigma of the Exodic God, an
enigma which provokes us to rethink God not as a deus absconditus but as a
deus adventurus. A similar shift of emphasis onto the futural potentiality of God is
found ...
John D. Caputo, Mark Dooley, Michael J. Scanlon, 2001
9
The Human Brain and Spinal Cord: A Historical Study ...
It was during this investigation that I discovered a special nervous Arc, consisting
of an esodic and anastaltic [afferent] nerve, essentially linked with a special
portion of the spinal marrow, and through this with an exodic catastaltic [efferent]
...
Edwin Clarke, Charles Donald O'Malley, 1996
10
Eclectic Medical Journal
In each of the acts of ingestion and egestion to which I have alluded, there is the
essential agency of a diastaltic spinal arc. The pharynx and larynx are excited by
eisodic and exodic branches of the pneumogastric; the pneumogastric is the ...
