10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTUBERANCY»
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1
Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Account of the ...
sz the great Holcdin the laid Figure at T, is the place where there was a little
Protuberancy like those in Ffig. 1. and which had been cut 05? At P, Q, and R,
you may observe the p'ace where a much greater Protuberancy had Rood 5 and
the ...
2
The Dublin Philosophical Journal, and Scientific Review
... were likewise differently placed, but I observed that where I might expect the
Sutura cononalis, there was a large eminency of the bones, and just in the middle
of the forehead over the Fistula, there was a large protuberancy jutting out.
3
Dublin Philosophical Journal and Scientific Review
... were likewise differently placed, but I observed that where I might expect the
Sulura cononalis, there was a large eminency of the bones, and just in the middle
of the forehead over the Fistula, there was a large protuberancy jutting out.
4
Philosophical Transactions, Giving Some Accompt of the ...
N, O, P, Q, H, S, represents one of the aforementioned thin Slices, in which we
had difeover'd divers , small Hoks $ the great Hole in the said Fi^jre at T,;jS^ the
place where there was a little Protuberancy like those • in Fig* I. and which had ...
John Martyn ((Londres)), James Allestry ((Londres)), Henry Oldenburg,
1710
5
Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
... atmosphere ; and though these particles are flat when they fall to the ground,
he thought they must be protuberant in the middle, before their descent ; and
according to this protuberancy he imagined that the diameter of the halo would
vary.
6
Researches on Fungi ...
... 271 „ „ sound probably produced by, 328 Ascobolus magnificus, apothecial
development, 297 ,, ,, heliotrepism of asci, 270-273 „ ,, illustrations, 271, 272 „ „
mucilage, 300 „ „ protuberancy of asci, 271 Ascobolus stercorarius, audible
puffing, ...
Arthur Henry Reginald Buller,
1934
7
Proceedings of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society, ...
Again, the earliest example of English protuberance occurs in 1646 — "A
cartilaginous substance, without any spondyles, processes or protuberance
whatever"; and protuberancy is attested in 1654 in "a protuberancy of the lip" (see
NED).
Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society. Literary and Historical Section,
1932
8
A KWIC concordance to Jonathan Swift's A tale of a tub, The ...
Harold D. Kelling, Cathy Lynn Preston, Jonathan Swift. III. 61 6 PROTRUSIONS (
1) XI. 129 29 PROTUBERANCES (1) 1.37 4 PROTUBERANCY (2) 29 13 IX. 103
XI. 129 PROUD (1) Cone. 133 PROVE (10) IX. 103 BB.146 FRAG. 177 Post.
Harold D. Kelling, Cathy Lynn Preston, Jonathan Swift,
1984
The reason of the name 06/2, was taken first from that spirit that was in the body
of the party, and swelled it to a protuberancy, the voice always seeming to come
out as from a bottle, for which reason they were named zwzlri/o yuz'rz's.
H. P. (Helena Petrovna) Blavatsky,
2010
10
The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British India ...
Their lips, though in general larger than in Europeans, have nothing of that
disagreeable protuberancy projecting beyond the nose, which characterises the
two people just mentioned. 'The eyebrows are full in the men, slender in the
women, ...
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