10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSUSCEPTIBLE»
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unsusceptible in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unsusceptible and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Unfuíceptibil'iry (s. from unsusceptible) The ftate os being unsusceptible.
Unsustfep'tìble (adj. from un, and susceptible) Not susceptible. Uniuscep'
tibleness (i. from unsusceptible, but not ujed) The state os being unsusceptible.
Unsuscep'tibly ...
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Issues in Genetic Medicine: 2011 Edition
Researchers detail in 'Genetic differences between strains of Biomphalaria
glabrata (Planorbidae) that are susceptible and unsusceptible to schistosomiasis,
' new data in schistosomiasis. “Despite the implementation control programs, ...
The opposite was true of unsusceptible individuals. As the induction tape was
played, this asymmetry was reversed in the susceptible people, the right hand
responses becoming the larger. But no such effect was seen when unsusceptible
...
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The Medical and Physical Journal
The effect of some chronic eruptions, in sometimes rendering the constitution
unsusceptible of the vaccine disease, or occasioning spurious pustules, has
already been mentioned ; and it is only necessary to 4dd, that, during the seven
years in ...
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The London Medical and Physical Journal
A constitution which has undergone the small-pox is unsusceptible of again
undergoing the disease. 2. A constitution which has not undergone the small-pox
, but which has undergone the cow-pox, is unsusceptible of undergoing the ...
6
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
As in the mind of man the first promptings to action are vague and unsusceptible
of being distinctly apprehended and retained in the memory, so, in society, the
growth of opinion can scarcely be made the subject of au intelligible narrative.
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1832
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The Literary and Theological Review
Thus if a man, through a natural defect, is unsusceptible of any relish for music, or
of the pleasures of sight ; or if, through the influence of disease, he is
unsusceptible of a relish for food ; he is not culpable on that account. The reason
is very ...
Leonard Woods, Charles D. Pigeon, 1834
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A hand-book of the English language
Prepositions are wholly unsusceptible of inflection. § 391. Conjunctions. —
Conjunctions, like prepositions, are wholly unsusceptible of inflection. § 392. Yes,
no. — Although not may he considered to be an adverb, nor a conjunction, and
none ...
Robert Gordon Latham, 1851
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The Medical Repository (And Review Of American Publications ...
In the one hundred and third chapter of this elaborate work, there is a list of
articles susceptible and unsusceptible of contagion. To the former class belong,
all sorts of wool; cotton-"wool; twisted cotton; flax,- hemp and tow, hair, silk, raw-
silk ...
Samuel Latham Mitchill, Edward Miller, Elihu Hubbard Smith, 1806
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The Medical Repository
Being convinced by a report of the Vaccine Institution of London, that those
persons who had undergone the specific cow-pock pustule and fever, were ever
after unsusceptible not only of the small-pox, but of the cow- pox a second time,
and ...
Samuel Latham Mitchill, 1802
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNSUSCEPTIBLE»
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unsusceptible is used in the context of the following news items.
Williams gets her Serena Slam after winning Wimbledon: DiManno
A seizure of nerves from an athlete who's not expected to have any, presumed unsusceptible to the ordinary yips and agitations of stressful competition. «Toronto Star, Jul 15»
EFCC, CPC Sign MOU to Protect Consumers against Online …
... deceptive business practices and pyramid sales/marketing schemes, aimed at defrauding unsusceptible and vulnerable consumers with consumer losses at ... «THISDAY Live, Feb 15»
Pine beetle battle hits the slopes
Mark Brockman says, "It's an 18–year fight that's been going on and our mountain is not unsusceptible to it. We're fortunate that we have a lot of deciduous, ... «KEVN Black Hills Fox, Aug 14»
Why RPA Serves as a Lifeline to the BPO Industry
Not only that, but software robots are unsusceptible to human error – thereby boosting the accuracy of operations. As a result, BPOs can experience financial ... «sourcingfocus.com, Aug 14»
Newly Discovered Bacteriophage May Modify Gut Bacteria
They are present everywhere in the world, and so far there is not a single bacterial species that is unsusceptible to at least one bacteriophage. While they are ... «Outbreak News Today, Aug 14»
Prime Minister Erdoğan 'glad' to return award given by American …
“Your request for the return of the aforementioned award actually constitutes an unfortunate testimony to the unsusceptible stance adopted by the present ... «Hurriyet Daily News, Jul 14»
Bug Music by David Rothenberg
Rare, says Sacks, is the person unsusceptible to transcendent, highly charged and even violent responses to music—including, he reminds us, people who ... «Paste Magazine, Jun 14»
Nuclear Plants Could Withstand Tsunamis If Built For Life On The Sea
... secured in around 300 feet of water, would be unsusceptible to the motions of a tsunami and earthquakes would have no direct impact at all. At the same time, ... «RedOrbit, Apr 14»
The Little Red Book will be republished in China
China is not unsusceptible to a cultural nostalgia any more than Russia's unapologetic Stalinists or the UK's Thatcherites, so it's no surprise that the idiom and ... «MobyLives, Oct 13»
While news outlets fixate on the US shale boom, oil troubles loom in …
... Bernstein found that when it comes to the oil-producing world, we hear mostly about nations all-but unsusceptible to supply disruption: the US and Russia, ... «Quartz, Aug 13»
