10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSTRACEOUS»
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ostraceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ostraceous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Dermatology Terminology
Scale may be thin, and the thinness may be further classified, as in “branny” or “
cigarette paper” as seen in pityriasis rosea. Scale may be thick or adherent,
pinpoint or ostraceous, rocklike or nutmeg grater–like, or yellow or brown. Carpet
-tack ...
2
The new pocket-dictionary of the French and English languages
—ble, apparent Ostentation, sf. ostentation, vain Osteotogia,— logy, [glory,paradt
Ostracee, «. ostraceous L'huitre est du genre ostracee, , oysters are of the
ostraceous class Ostracisme, sm. — cism Ostracite,!/-. petrified shell Osti ogot, sm
.
Thomas Nugent, J. Ouiseau, 1808
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Pediatric Dermatology, An Issue of Dermatologic Clinics,
She has had battled severe, diffuse, ostraceous, and rupioid psoriasis since 3
years of age. Her leg at the age of 4 years is shown in Fig. 5A; Fig. 5B and C
show the same leg at age 9. She has been on various combinations through the
years ...
Scales can be small and thin producing a fine pityriasic desquamation or large
and thick with an "ostraceous" or "rupioid" appearance.1-2 Different combinations
of both erythematous and squamous components determine the various features
...
5
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
A large ostraceous shell was presented by the Rev. M. Him. Oriental Publications
. Paumenta. R, - , To paid several bill. The Secretary read his Report on the past
year's proceedings, of which the following is the substance. The nnmber of new ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1836
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The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... potsherd. ostracod. ostracon, used in ancient Athens for voting; hence
ostracize. ostracite. John Donne, To the Countess of Bedford, observes: Virtue in
courtiers' hearts Suffers an ostracism and departs. ostraceous, ostraco-,as
ostracoderm, ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
... and nothing more; and that by time alone, (a lapse of some chiliads or myriads
of ages, for he has not given his chronology very particularly,) and the
perfectibility of his ostraceous nature, he became first an amphibious, and then a
terrestrial ...
8
Dictionary of the English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
Ostler, овЧёг, в. Seo Hostler. Ostmen, Ôsf-mên, в. pl. East men (app. to the
Danish settlers in Ireland). Ostraceous, os-trü'-sh'Üa, а. 28. Pert, to the ostrctcea (
-sh'ä = ostra'ceans, -sh'anz) or oyster family, (mal.) Ostracise*, ös'-trO-sTzi, vt. 35,
60.
Arnold James Cooley, 1861
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Conchologia Iconica: Or, Illustrations of the Shells of ...
The ostraceous Tellina. Shell subtrigonal, white, compressed, laminately
concentrtcally ridged, ridges unequal at the sides ; posterior side obliquely
double- ribbed, with a deep canal between the ribs, end angular, dorsal margin
sloping, ...
10
The Book of Nature: From the Last London Edition, to which ...
In ostraceous worms the only articulation is that of the hinge : in the cancer tribes
the tendon is articulated with the crust, whence the wonderful strength and
activity of the claws; and it is articulated in a similar manner with the scaly plates
of ...
