10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ORBICULARITY»
Discover the use of
orbicularity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
orbicularity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Newton rescued from the precipitancy of his followers ...
... and that the earth gravitates towards the moon, the mountain, or the apple, and
vice versa ; and that this system of gravitation and orbicularity, or attraction with
non-orbicularity prevails throughout all the intertwistifications of moon, mountain,
...
William Peters (of Brighton.), 1846
2
A Few Practical Reasons Suggested by Fact, and Supported by ...
... and that the earth gravitates towards the moon, the mountain, or the apple, and
vice versa ; and that this system of gravitation and orbicularity, or attraction with
non-orbicularity prevails throughout all the intertwistifications of moon, mountain,
...
3
Professors and gods: last Oxford lectures on poetry
Huxley continues : 'The primary interest of the literary artist is not in cells or genes
or chemical compounds, not in the orbicularity of bulbs or the number of stamens
. . . His concern is with his own and other people's more private experiences in ...
Roy Broadbent Fuller, Roy Fuller, 1973
4
The Poets and Prose Writers of New South Wales
An orbicularity or encyclopaedic completeness of erudition, or the pursuit of
knowledge simply as knowledge, or as a motive power, will never, I think,
characterise female scholarship. I can hardly imagine, even with the exceptional
case to the ...
George Burnett Barton, 1866
5
The Successful Treatment of Scarlet Fever; Also Observations ...
The blood, when drawn, is long in coagulating, and the coagulum formed is loose
, soft, and devoid of the orbicularity of surface on cooling which we observe in this
fluid when taken from a person in whom' the vital power is less affected.
6
New Quarterly Review; Or, Home, Foreign and Colonial Journal
This one-act tragedy is indeed a gem without a flaw, a perfect diamond of the
purest water, composed of the simplest elements, but mingled and expressed in
the spirit of the Elizabethan dramatists. It has a completeness and orbicularity in ...
7
Essays on Philosophical Writers and Other Men of Letters
We have questioned the systematic perfection — the orbicularity (so to speak) of
Dr. Parr's classical knowledge. Much more certainly might we question the
coherency, as a whole, of his divinity. What he adopted in this department was
taken ...
8
A New Pocket Dictionary of the Italian and English ...
Sfericila . sf. orbicularity. Sférico , Sferále , a. spherical. Sferoidé . sf- a spheroid.
Sferra, sf. an old Jiorse-shot. Sferráre, va. to unchain, pull ofT; un cavállo, to
unshoe a horse. Sferráto, a. loose, broken ; freed from irons. Sfervoralo, a. cold ...
Saint Hilaire Blanc, 1856
9
De Quincey's Writings: Essays on philosophical writers and ...
We have questioned the systematic perfection — the orbicularity (so to speak) of
Dr. Parr's classical knowledge. Much more certainly might we question the
coherency, as a whole, of his divinity. What he adopted in this department was
taken ...
Thomas De Quincey, James Thomas Fields, 1854
10
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
We have questioned the systematic perfection—the orbicularity (so to speak) of
Dr Parr's classical knowledge. Much more certainly might we question the
coherency, as a whole, of hisdivinity. What he adopted in this de artment was
taken up ...
