10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNVITAL»
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unvital in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unvital and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Think Quarterly: Innovation (UK)
Sir. Martin. Sorrell. Unvital. Statistics. What is your earliest memory? If you had to
stay in one place, What do you want that you can't have? where would it be? My
mother closing my little finger in the kitchen door, aged five. What's your ...
2
Think Quarterly: The People Issue (US)
Unvital. Statistics. If you had to stay in one place, where would it be? Hugging my
family. When were you last surprised? Swimming with 300 whale sharks.
Magnificent! What do you see in the mirror? Sunburn from kiteboarding. How
much is ...
3
The Phrenological Journal and Science of Health: ...
It clearly derives its |>owers from the unvital existences by which it is surrounded,
yet does not belong to their number. It is separate and apart in its lowest as well
as its highest forms. It takes of the materials resting on the earth, or afloat in ...
4
The Phrenological Journal and Life Illustrated
It clearly derives its powers from the unvital existences by which it is surrounded,
yet does not belong to their number. It is separate and apart in its lowest as well
as its highest forms. It takes of the materials resting on the earth, or afloat in air or
...
5
The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal
... from a little admixture of an unvital air, which is the basis of nitrous acid, and
from which the other two airs are hardly to be obtained altogether pure: in judging
of this, be will take into the account, that when a little of the unvital air is purposely
...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths, 1790
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The Monthly review. New and improved ser
... from a little admixture of an unvital air, which is the basis of nitrous acid, and
from which the other two airs are hardly to be obtained altogether pure: in judging
of this, he will take into the account, that when a little of the unvital air is purposely
...
7
Domestic economy and household science
LESSON VI. UNVITAL AIR, OR NITROGEN GAS. DERIVATIONS. Derived. —
Drawn from some original source. Lat. derivo, to drain water in channels. Simple.
— Consisting of one thing. Lat. simplex (sine plica), without fold. Examination.
8
The Mountains of California
In June small flecks of the dead, decaying sod begin to appear, gradually
widening and uniting with one another, covered with creeping rags of water
during the day, and ice by night, looking as hopeless and unvital as crushed
rocks just ...
9
History of the Weksel: Bill of Exchange and Promissory Note
... unified terminology of exchange law, as well as the absence of the definition
and the description of the promissory note's specificities made the Code of 1729
unvital. The Code was important because it admitted the identity of the
promissory ...
10
Virginia Woolf and the Lust of Creation: A Psychoanalytic ...
Feeling "old and depressed", ensconced in an unvital marriage, begrudging
Rachel her youth and sexuality, seeking to hold onto Rachel at the same time
feeling Rachel has passed "beyond her guardianship" (287), Helen proves a
shaky ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNVITAL»
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unvital is used in the context of the following news items.
Celebrating Saint John Muir's birthday
Unvital granite [was] soon carved to beauty. They bared the lordly domes and fashioned the clustering spires; smoothed godlike mountain brows, and shaped ... «OUPblog, Apr 15»
Blight of the living dead
There are the same unvital signs in Europe. The average price-to-book ratio for European banks remains below one, suggesting that investors think lenders are ... «The Economist, Jul 13»
New restaurant, Selba, to open next month
Abram turns a bit sheepish. Although sustainable is the last item, it is by no means unvital to Selba's identity. Every item on the menu will indicate to their guests ... «RVANews, Jun 11»
