10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TORTUOUSLY»
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tortuously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The radicals of the Sanskrita language
^if^^l^i Jlrft go crookedly, move tortuously, v^chfrl he moves tortuously. If . 3f^\ 1<
^)^u) mark, ^chr) he marks the bull. 3[^: m. mark, sin. 3: 31^ 10. <^pjt mark,
distinguish. 3f3K2| (rl he marks, he distinguishes. ^ ^ "vijch 10. r^jy^l mark. 3ieh.4j
(r| he ...
Sir Charles Wilkins, 1815
2
Manual of the dissection of the human body
It ascends tortuously beneath the posterior belly of the digastricus and the stylo-
hyoideus, next through or under the substance of the submaxillary gland ; it then
rests upon the mylo-hyoideus, and subsequently mounts over the base of the jaw
...
Luther Holden, John Langton, 1891
3
The Eclectic Journal of Medicine
... one sees on its surface, together with arteries of various sizes running
tortuously in the uninjured fibrous cord-like partitions* of the cells of the corpus
cavernosum, the helicine arteries — that is, arteries which, to the naked eye, or
with a lens, ...
4
The Eclectic Journal of Medicine
... that every fibrous cord, without exception, contains an artery of proportionate
size, which runs in it tortuously, or rather in the form of a cork-screw; and that
these arteries, like the fibrous cords in which they lie» communicate together.
5
The Dublin Dissector. ... By a Member of the Royal College ...
The internal maxillary artery is the largest branch of the carotid ; it-bends in
behind the neck of the lower jaw, between the bone and the internal lateral
ligament, then runs tortuously between the pterygoid muscles, upwards, forwards
, and ...
6
A Dictionary in Sanscrit and English
... of birth. firfilim“ mfn. (Jilin-1i) Of the brute kind. in. (41:) The race or kind of
animals, birds, 8w. 2. fimifirfir, and W race. fmfi'q or fiwi'mfn. (firi'ifirtfi fimlrll)
Moving tortuously, going crookedly or awry, (the neuter is also used adverbially :
see fimi'li.) ...
Horace Hayman Wilson, 1832
7
The principles and practice of obstetric medicine
Op the Lymphatic Circulation op the Female Genitals. — Lymphatic vessels,
invested by delicate tunics of peritoneum, are seen distributed on all the external
surfaces of the uterus. Of these some may be observed to ascend rather
tortuously ...
8
The Dublin Dissector, Or Manual of Anatomy: Comprising a ...
... all along the spinal cord ; third, the inferior cereballar artery often arises from
the basilar ; it runs tortuously around the medulla oblongata, below the vagus,
and sends its numerous branches to the inferior surface of the cerebellum. [
Varieties.
Robert Harrison, Robert Watts, 1843
9
A grammar of the Teloogoo language
A. Ac to mark - move - move tortuously. Ag to move- move tortuously. Anca y or>
to mark. Ariga) Au.h to move • despise- "begin • move quickly. A^.ba to sin. Afh ro
honour- serve. Accalu to contract the abdominal muscles. Agalu to separate ...
Alexander Duncan Campbell, 1820
10
A concise anatomical description of the arteries of the ...
Arteria coronaria inferior passes tortuously inwards and upwards under the
muscles of the. lower lip, lying immediately under its mucous membrane, and
uniting in the median line with the artery on the opposite side. g. Arteria
masseteric^ ...
Philip Bennett Lucas, 1836
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TORTUOUSLY»
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tortuously is used in the context of the following news items.
The GOP Makes a Move to Rein In Obama
The REINS Act -- an acronym for the tortuously-named Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act -- would require any major rule propagated by the ... «The Fiscal Times, Jul 15»
Summerfest celebrates 25th anniversary with a pair of stunning …
The words, relatively abstracted, were tortuously tongue-twisting and delivered at full speed in some instances, the syllables languidly drawn out the next ... «Kansas City Star, Jul 15»
For the left wing, the Supreme Court is God
... Court rejected the divine image of human life, but because that belief is so insupportable to the Constitution that the Court had to tortuously extract a filament of ... «American Thinker, Jul 15»
Column: New Horizons spacecraft spots GOP candidates
the Iran nuclear deal tortuously reached between the U.S., our Allies, Russia, China and Iran. Congress was never consulted during negotiations in Geneva with ... «The Daily Courier, Jul 15»
What's Up With the Average Billionaire's Wardrobe?
... of horn buttons on a suit's jacket to the slight dip at the back of the trousers enabling them to touch the heel of the wearer's shoes—is tortuously agonized over. «New York Observer, Jul 15»
Long Sharon hospital legal battle ends in mediation, settlement
Rosen described the case as “tortuously long.” It went to a trial concerning the core contention that gynecologist Dr. John P. Gallagher and radiologist Dr. John ... «Meadville Tribune, Jul 15»
Bollywood dreams, brutal reality
... leaders, feminist-activist groups and women's movements throughout the country, the law moves slowly, tortuously and mostly allows perpetrators to get away. «New Internationalist, Jul 15»
16-year legal battle finally settled in Marie Viola case
Rosen described the case as “tortuously long,” owing to a trial concerning the core contention – that gynecologist Dr. John P. Gallagher and radiologist Dr. John ... «The Herald, Jul 15»
NY regulator probes alleged Deutsche bribe attempt in Russia
Deutsche Bank's “passion to perform” advertising slogan — translated tortuously from the original German — was never totally convincing. But now critics have ... «Financial Times, Jul 15»
11 Songs To Celebrate Fall, Because You Know You're Sick Of …
Summer, particularly when you live in places that take the terms “heat” and “humidity” to tortuously high new levels, is the absolute worst. It's gross, it's sticky, you ... «Bustle, Jul 15»
