10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VERMICULARLY»
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1
Manual of Conchology: Structural and Systematic. With ...
\Videly umbilicated, rugosely, vermicularly striated, crenulately carinated, greyish
white; whorls 5i, rapidly increasing, with subcrenulated suture, umbilicus
perspective, bounded by a crenulated carina. Diam. 24 mill. Morocco. It is H.
cratera, ...
George Washington Tryon, 1888
2
Geological survey of Illinois
The root is vertical, flattened, pitted or vermicularly marked, and bevelled on the
lower edge. Like the others, these teeth are ornamented by pectinated ridges
along the line of greatest elevation, and transversely on the more prominent
points.
Illinois. State Geologist, Amos Henry Worthen, 1870
3
The New Dispensatory Containing I. The Theory and Practice ...
The root is about the thickness of the little finger, of a blackish brown colour on
the outside. and reddish within: it is writhed or bent vermicularly (whence the
name of the plant? with a joint at each bending, and sull of bushy sibres: the root
osthe ...
4
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
The intestines were contracting vermicularly when exposed, and, as well as the
stomach, had a natural appearance throughout. The other abdominal viscera
were apparently healthy. The mouth was very livid and frothy; the pupil was
dilated, ...
5
Report of the Annual Meeting
The heart was then cut out while yet contracting vermicularly, and electricity was
applied so as to permeate the columnae and parietes, but no satisfactory action
was obtained. The cavities of the heart had been for some time much distended,
...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1841
6
Report of the Annual Meeting
1 he heart was then cut out while yet contracting vermicularly, and electricity was
applied so as to permeate the columnar and parietes, hut no satisfactory action
was obtained. The cavities of the heart had been for some time much distended,
...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1841
7
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
Occurs crystallized; in granular, fibrous, and lamellar con-' cretions; massive, and
vermicularly convoluted or contorted. Lustre alternates from splendent to
glistening, and is pearly Fracture splintery and conchoidal. Alternates from
transparent ...
8
Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain, and of ...
... about 100 or 200 feet. In the lower part it scarcely differs from the Aymestry
Rock, being in thick beds full of nodules ; the middle part becomes more flaggy,
and more micaceous, marked vermicularly, and very rich in small shells and
corals, ...
9
The transactions of the Linnean Society of London
distance below the orifice, two clear circular cells lie symmetrically on either side
of the endostyle (figs. 3 and 4, n). The heart lies between the stomach and the
base of the appendix, and, contracting vermicularly, propels the blood at the rate
of ...
Linnean Society (London), 1870
10
A Treatise on the Diseases of the Heart and Great Vessels: ...
A. Very slightly, and principally at their appendix, the motion running vermicularly
into the ventricular systole.' ' Rcmarlc.—When several irregular ventricular
contractions followed each'other rapidly, the corresponding diastoles were
attended ...
James Hope, Caspar Wistar Pennock, 1842
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VERMICULARLY»
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Sydney fair 20 years on
... show – visitors hoping to beat the lines were greeted by a lengthy queue trailing vermicularly through the surrounds of the Darling Harbour Exhibition Centre. «Jeweller Magazine, Nov 11»
