10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FATIGABLENESS»
Discover the use of
fatigableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fatigableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Neurological Bulletin: Clinical Studies of Nervous and ...
The easy fatigableness of the patient has already been noted. Whether this
fatigue and lack of concentration was more marked while testing the right side is
not certain though one rather got the impression that this was the case and it was
...
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Neurological Bulletin: Clinical Studies of Nervous and ...
The easy fatigableness of the patient has already been noted. Whether this
fatigue and lack of concentration was more marked while testing the right side is
not certain though one rather got the impression that this was the case and it was
...
3
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
There had been no pain in the body. back, or sides, This was remarkable in view
of the neurastheniform aspect of the patient and her great fatigableness. along
with the paresthesia in the hands. She menstruated normally at fifteen years.
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Toronto "called Back," from 1892 to 1847
Truth and justice are the prominent traits of his character ; these with his inde-
fatigableness in business thoroughly fit him to be a member of the firm. J.
FRASER MACDONALD, ESQ. THE NEW V. <>K PUBLIC LIBRARY 820 Toronto "
Called ...
Conyngham Crawford Taylor, 1892
5
Maria; or, Reminiscences of domestic scenes and incidents, ...
The time devoted to reading was snatched from the hours which should have
been given to sleep, — manifesting her ardour and iude- fatigableness in the
pursuit of knowledge. Maria commenced business in the Millinery Department
when in ...
6
Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their ...
... their agriculture for generations past, and the spirit of further improvement
which is still active. " The inde- fatigableness of the country people, who may be
seen in activity all the day and all the year, and are never idle, because they
make a ...
Benson, with less pretence and display than he had before exhibited, showed an
energy and inde- fatigableness almost equal to Le Roi s ; whatever he undertook,
he 'kept the pot a-boiling.' In short, the people of 'our set,' who were left, went ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1851
8
History of Materialism and Criticism of Its Present ...
While the inde- fatigableness of inquirers in this very department is daily making
new discoveries, all pointing to mechanical causes of these phenomena, the
Philosopher of the Unconscious has here stopped his botanical studies at a point
, ...
Friedrich Albert Lange, 1892
9
Putnam's Word Book: A Practical Aid in Expressing Ideas ...
... v. harass, oppress, tyrannize, torment, dragoon, importune, annoy, hector,
badger. persecution, n. oppression, molestation, importunity. perseverance, n.
persistence, diligence, constancy, inde- fatigableness, assiduity, pertinacity.
persevere, ...
Louis Andrew Flemming, 1913
Note should also be made by the teacher not only in regard to the evidences of
fatigue appearing in the class room, but in regard to the fatigableness when
pupils are engaged in sport. The signs of unusual and capricious development
should ...
National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1920
