10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FULCRATE»
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A popular and complete English dictionary
FULLING. that by which plants support themselves on other plants, as a tendril, a
prickle, a hook, dec. Fulcrate, f&Tkrate, a. In botany, n fulcrate stem is one whose
brunchos descend to the earth. Furnished with fulcres. Fulcrum. f'ul'krum,\ [L.] n.
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Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
Like several of its compatriots its caudal fin is reinforced by a number of
rudimentary or fulcrate rays procurrent above and below the peduncle. The
peduncle is quite slender and it is to that slenderness that the specific name (
exilis, slender, ...
3
Synoptical Flora of North America: The Gamopetalae, Being a ...
Depressed-caulescent or subcaulescent from a winter annual or perennial root,
an inch to a span high, branching, strigulose-cinereous or canescent : leaves
from narrowly spatulate to almost linear; uppermost fulcrate around the sessile ...
4
An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
... the differeut parts run after or follow each other, each repeating the subject at a
certain interval above or below the preceding part, f|f JifiJSffl. FuguLst, (few'-gist)
n. A musician who composes fugues or performs them, f£ Fulcrate, (ful'-krate) a.
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Diseases of the intestines
VOLVULUS OF SIGMOID FLEXURE. f. Vindicate the fulcrate potnts, between
which the mesocolon is very narrow, thus facilitating the rotation of the
abnormally elongated sigmoid flexure.— (According to Potain.) so that it
represents the only ...
John Conrad Hemmeter, 1902
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Towards Building a British Islam: New Muslims' Perspectives
One example of the latter, perhaps the best, is the 'great major symphony of
supply and demand . . . fulcrate on the middle C of the counter' in the pub (36).
This is obviously in accord with the concern in 'Ding-Dong' for commerce of
different ...
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Synoptical Flora of North America: pt. 1. Polypetalae from ...
Depressed-caulescent or snbcaulescent from a winter annual or perennial root,
an inch to a span high, branching, strigulose-cinereous or canescent : leaves
from narrowly spatulate to almost linear; uppermost fulcrate around the sessile ...
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The Commissioners of Patents' Journal
tho purpose described, 2, the combination of the tonfle- ioiuts G, G, and £, K, the
fulcrate jaws A, A, and the glide B, essentially as described. 3, the combination of
the convex clamps I, I, with the fulcrate jaws A, Af and a center-pin or king-bolt 6,
...
Great Britain. Patent Office, 1876
This accepted, aberrations from the standard observable in some forms of
diverse fulcrate parentages are only secondary phenomena; the number of such
aberrants is relatively small, and of no uniformity of structure, as evident from the
two ...
Australia. Bureau of Mineral Resources, Geology and Geophysics, 1975
The pygidium of Haniwoides varia is weakly fulcrate, with wide geniculation, and
wide posterior doublure. Cranidial prosopon is visible on the preglabellar area as
a series of transverse terrace lines. The glabella remains smooth. The entire ...
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Whitaker Trebella's Long Voyage to Completing His Second Game …
Fulcrate, pivotilt, rotascillate, things like that." "The first major name idea we had was Pendulo. It was pretty cool, but the problem with it was that ... «148Apps, Aug 13»
