10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PREHENSORY»
Discover the use of
prehensory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
prehensory and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Bridgewater Treatises on the Power, Wisdom and Goodness ...
As prehensory organs, the principal object of their unusual length and numbers
may probably be their capturing, as in a net, a quantity of rock animals, or
animalcules, sufficient for their support, and perhaps their very beauty may be a
means ...
Francis Henry Egerton Bridgewater (Earl of), 1837
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The Bridgewater treatises on the power, wisdom and goodness ...
Whenever the animal is alarmed it withdraws this gorgeous apparatus of
respirato-prehensory organs within its tube, and the tube itself into its burrow in
the living rock, as a safe refuge from its enemies. Whoever compares the above
figure of ...
3
A Point in Time ... Readings in Early Childhood Education
these developmental changes in the pattern of prehension would be realized
even if the prehensory hand were altogether swaddled and deprived of activity.
When the prehensory mechanism is damaged by restricted birth injury to the
brain, ...
4
On the Power, Wisdom and Goodness of God as Manifested in ...
Whenever the animal is alarmed it withdraws this gorgeous apparatus of
respirato-prehensory organs within its tube, and the tube itself into its burrow in
the living rock, as a safe refuge from its enemies. Whoever compares the above
figure of ...
5
The Bridgewater Treatises on the Power, Wisdom and Goodness ...
The camel and dromedary differ from the other Ruminants, not only in their long
neck, which probably is useful to them in gathering their food, but also in having a
cleft lip, which doubtless, adds to the prehensory powers of that organ. The lofty ...
Francis Henry Egerton Bridgewater (Earl of), 1835
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On the power, wisdom and goodness of God: as manifested in ...
... not stated that the figure is magnified. W henever the animal is alarmed it
withdraws this gorgeous apparatus of respirato-prehensory organs within its tube
, and the tube itself into its burrow in the living rock, as a safe refuge from its
enemies.
7
On the History Habits and Instincts of Animals
Whenever the animal is alarmed it withdraws this gorgeous apparatus of
respirato-prehensory organs within its tube, and the tube itself into its burrow in
the living rock, as a safe refuge from its enemies. Whoever compares the above
figure of ...
8
Development of Psycho-motor Competence: Selected Readings
On the other hand, since swiping, which appears six weeks earlier, guarantees
frequent contact of the hand with the prehensory object, and tactual exploration
and the grasp reflex often result in closure, it seems reasonable to assume that ...
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Readings in child development
This indicates a growing capacity for focusing attention which is no longer
exclusively dependent on motion. In keeping with the above developments, it is
at this stage that we see swiping, the first prehensory behavior. The appearance
of this ...
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A Behavior Analytic View of Child Development
In addition, visual attention also increased dramatically over that in the control
group once prehensory contacts with the stabile and the bumpers were possible.
A particularly interesting result of the White (1967) study concerned the ...
