10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NERVELET»
Discover the use of
nervelet in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nervelet and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Bernice P. Bishop Museum Bulletin
Of the other branch, one (5b) crosses over inferior tentacle and innervates wall of
head ; the other branch continues a short way and again bifurcates into two sets
of nervelets. Posterior nervelet (5c) goes directly to right and innervates side of ...
Action potentials from a single receptor will result in an action potential that
progresses down a nervelet. Our knowledge of touch will come from this action
potential. The breeze on our face is sensed by a different type ofreceptor; the
small ...
Cheryl Watson, Dietetic Resources Peggy S Stanfield, Y H Hui, 2014
3
The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
To bring this about either a different nervelet must have been acted upon in the
organ of sight, or the same nervelet must have been differently acted on. In the
case that actually occurs, it would appear that a different nervelet is acted upon ...
To bring this about either a different nervelet must have been acted upon in the
organ of sight, or the same nervelet must have been differently acted on. In the
case that actually occurs, it would appeal- that a different nervelet is acted upon ...
5
The Scientific Proceedings of the Royal Dublin Society
To bring this about either a different nervelet must have been acted upon in the
organ of sight, or the same nervelet must have been differently acted on. In the
case that actually occurs, it would appear that a different nervelet is acted upon ...
Royal Dublin Society, 1898
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English Language Word Builder
... LEANNESS+ LORNNESS+ MEETNESS+ CORNLAND FLATLAND
MOSSLAND SLOBLAND YARDLAND BROOKLET CROSSLET GROUPLET
NERVELET SEXTOLET VERSELET BLUELTNEI FISHLTNE PLOTLTNE
ZIBELTNE BRTSLTNG ...
7
A History of Nerve Functions: From Animal Spirits to ...
... of pressure applied, the fibers could be moved apart and their individual
features more readily observed: Having decomposed a very small nervelet into
its ultimate nervous filaments [fibers], composed of different primitive nervous
cylinders, ...
8
The Complete Poetry of Robert Herrick
A coinage of H.'s (the only example ofthis usage in OED; see Nervelet, n. †1). 9–
13 Based on contemporary images of Bacchus wearing a crown of vine leaves
and grapes. Ovid says the god 'himself crowned his head with clusters of the vine'
...
Robert Herrick, Tom Cain, Ruth Connolly, 2013
9
I WAS THERE: The Law of Miracles in Action
Every nerve and nervelet carries perfect harmony to every cell of your body. And
now having established your own perfect harmony, if there are those that we
would help in harmony, name them, and realize universal harmony for each of
them.
Dr. Beverly J. Gaard, 2014
A simple vein or slender rib of a leaf or bract. Nervelet: an ultimate branch of a
nerve. Neutral. Devoid of functional stamens or gynoecium. Node. The joint of a
stem; the point of insertion of a leaf or leaves. Nodding. Hanging down. Cf.
Pendent.
Philip Alexander Munz, 1973
