10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIBERNISATION»
Discover the use of
hibernisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hibernisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
But indeed pill may be an hibernisation of the Latin pellis. A t is of course from the
English hat = Lat. stem e«*-sid, from cad-tid (Lottner, Zcits. vii. 180), v. supra, at
cluic. 832. Ibrach — if I read the word rightly — (gl. intimus) is obscure to me ; the
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The Courts of the two Universities have been already referred to ; but they are
virtually dead, or at least in a state of hibernisation, from which they are not likely
to be awakened. The Vice Chancellor of each University may claim cognisance
of ...
Gilbert Abbott À Beckett, 1866
Operators: seasonal capacity and especially terminal capacity is often a problem
Traditional sun/sea/sand airports continue to be operated seasonally by charters,
unless there is a year around demand for air travel due to hibernisation, then ...
Prof K Vijaya Babu, Jayaprakashnarayana Gade, 2014
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Romanticism: Romanticism, belief, and philosophy
It may imply what is now known as hibernisation, an artificial state of cold
insensibility, or a "detested trance" like that of winter, but winter is also the winter
of the world, an era of bondage or apathy in the face of social injustice.47 The ...
Michael O'Neill, Mark Sandy, 2006
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The Physiology of Induced Hypothermia: Proceedings of a ...
Benitte, A. : Pharmakologische Hibernisation : experimentelle Grundlagen, Arch.
Exp. Path. (Berlin) 222: 20, 1954. 7. Bigger, J. A., and McQuiston, W. O. : Body
temperatures during anesthesia in infants and children, J.A.M.A. 146: 551, 1951.
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Robert Dunning Dripps, 1956
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Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy
FG would have had F., had he known already the Hibernisation recorded by L. 17
/4 Petrus diaconus T(l). Rl in accordance with the whole tradition from H to R. For
the commemoration of all the martyrs in the world see Hg, " A feast of all the ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy: Archaeology, ...
This re-Continentalisation of the felire is as inferior to the original Hibernisation of
the martyrology as is the Poeticum to an Irish felire. The poetical nature of the
felire was thoroughly misunderstood by the disintegration through selective use ...
Royal Irish Academy, 1953
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Medieval Ireland, Saints and Martyrologies
FG would have had F., had he known already the Hibernisation recorded by L. 17
/4 Petrus diaconus T(l). Rl in accordance with the whole tradition from H to R. For
the commemoration of all the martyrs in the world see Hg, " A feast of all the ...
John Henning, Michael Richter, Michael Richter (Professor Dr.), 1989
9
Being Irish: personal reflections on Irish identity today
This process has been called the hibernisation of Europe but it is fair now to talk
about the hibernisation of the world. Our music, dance, films, pubs, literature,
theatre, athletes are everywhere. I have heard the word "riverdance" used on an
...
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Annales Paediatriae Fenniae
Now recent work on low temperature, hibernisation, etc. has thrown a new light
on the whole subject of body temperature. It is now suggested that a shocked
case, perhaps a child or adult badly crushed in a street accident, should not be ...
