10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYLOGENESIS»
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hylogenesis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The formation of the cell wall does not, however, properly belong with secretory
processes, but falls under the head of hylogenesis. Although at first sight this
seems to show the importance of the nucleus to hylogenesis, the nucleus may
not ...
The formation of the cell wall does not, however, properly belong with secretory
processes, but falls under the head of hylogenesis. Although at first sight this
seems to show the importance of the nucleus to hylogenesis, the nucleus may
not ...
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The Practitioner's Medical Dictionary: Containing All the ...
Relating to primitive matter. 2. Adami's name for primal pulp-tissue. hylogenesis (
hi-lo-jen'-es-is) [CXij, matter; yirteu, formation 1. The formation of matter. hylogeny
(hi-loj' -en-e) . Same as hylogenesis, hylology (hi-iol'-o-je) -matter; X6>ot, ...
George Milbry Gould, Richard John Ernst Scott, 1919
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Physiology of Secretion
process of the formation of substance by the gland cell — a different process, but
one at present included under secretion — I propose the name " Hylogenesis " (
Gr. vhj matter and yivzat^ generation), and for the substances formed the name ...
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Considerations on Cell-lineage and Ancestral Reminiscence: ...
process of the formation of substance by the gland cell — a different process, but
one at present included under secretion — I propose the name " Hylogenesis " (
Gr. iixij matter and ykviatz generation'), and for the substances formed the name ...
Edmund Beecher Wilson, 1898
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
process of the formation of substance by the gland cell — a different process, but
one at present included under secretion — I propose the name " Hylogenesis " (
Gr. ohj matter and yivsocz generation), and for the substances formed the name ...
Gilbert Van Ingen, Charles Lane Poor, Edmund Otis Hovey, 1898
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After Whitehead: Rescher on Process Metaphysics
According to Greek philosopher-scientists, change exhausts itself in (can be
understood only by) kinesis and morphogenesis; hylogenesis is properly
unthinkable. In other words, the coming to be of new mundane items is
understood as the ...
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Whitehead's Pancreativism: The Basics
According to Greek philosopher-scientists, change exhausts itself in (can be
understood only by) kinesis and morphogenesis; hylogenesis is properly
unthinkable. In other words, the coming to be of new mundane items is
understood as the ...
9
Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club
process of secretion (" the process of the discharge from cells of their metabolic
products "), but was active in the manufacture of the secretion-substance, which
process he termed " hylogenesis." I feel sure that in the case of the plant ...
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The American illustrated medical dictionary. 1919 : 10th ed
The primitive sub stance from which all matter is composed. S« prolyl. hylic (hi'lik)
[Gr. CX17 matter]. Composed ol matter: a term applied by Adami to the pul[
tissues of the embryo. hylogenesis (hi-lo-jen'is-is) [Gr. CXi; matter 4 yiviois
formation] ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYLOGENESIS»
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hylogenesis is used in the context of the following news items.
'X' Factor: New Particle Could Solve Two Mysteries
They call this process “hylogenesis.” Specifically, the X particle can decay either to a neutron, or to two hypothetical “hidden” particles dubbed ... «Discovery News, Dec 10»
