10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUIESCENCY»
Discover the use of
quiescency in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quiescency and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
"Ever Bold To Battle Wrong"
This eventually evolved to your explanation of the characteristics of “quiescency”
and “dormancy.” You explained that in the case of quiescency if the seed were
hydrated and atmospheric and edaphic conditions were correct—e.g.
temperature ...
Ewa Unoke, Ewa Unoke Ph.D., 2006
2
High-Mountain Two-Manner: A Montana Smokejumper Recalls ...
This eventually evolved to your explanation of the characteristics of “quiescency”
and “dormancy.” You explained that in the case of quiescency if the seed were
hydrated and atmospheric and edaphic conditions were correct—e.g.
temperature ...
3
Garner's Modern American Usage
Quiescence (/kwee-es-әnts/ or /kwi-/) is standard, ✳quiescency being a needless
variant. ✳Quiesence is a fairly common misspelling—e.g.: “The apparent
quiesence [read quiescence] and resignation of the Iowa electorate is a source of
deep ...
4
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
Quids pro quo is incorrect — a good example of hypercorrection. quiescence;
quiescency. The -ce form is standard, quiescency being a NEEDLESS VARIANT.
Quie- sence is a fairly common misspelling. See, e.g., Alison A. Clarke, Note,
State ...
5
Glimpses in to the Moral and Physical Labryrinths of Nature
Between activity and quiescency there is one great realm which we will call the
principle of motion. Activity and quiescency do exist; and it is no greater wonder
that there is and should be stillstand, than that there is and should be activity in ...
6
Journal of Scientific Research
Addition of the rhizome power into water, holding the test fish, is marked by a
momentary excitation, after which a long period of quiescency is observed. b.
Quiescency is accompanied by a gradual retardation in the rate of opercular
movement ...
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An inquiry into the original state and formation of the ...
We have already observed that quiescency is an essential requisite to the union
of similar substances ; and theresore as. the central parts of the chaos were more
quiescent than than those nearer to the surface, We may thence infer,. 36 i ON ...
8
THE MONTHLY GAZETTE OF HEALTH
The success of Dr. Mac Donald's treatment, who pretends to cure cancer by a
constitutional treatment, he observes, has been limited to four cases, in all of
which there still remains some portion of tumour, in a state of quiescency. Mr. Farr
did ...
9
Essays and Miscellaneous Writings
Wherever our lot may be cast, and whatever part may be assigned us in the great
drama of life,— whenever any incident may call to mind the scenes of collegia!
quiescency, we shall dwell with increasing delight upon the recollection ;— and ...
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The British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and ...
With regard to the medinm, phonics may be improved by its thinness and
quiescency, and by the sonorous body being placed near a smooth wall, either
plain or arched, more especially if it be formed after some peculiar curve, as from
this ...
