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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «INAPPLICABLENESS»
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1
An Essay on the Nature, Produce, Origin, & Extension of the ...
... any case, but more especially in that of an object so subtle and trcmulous as a
filament of wool, of which many hundreds may'require to be successively
measured, and he will readily admit the inapplicableness of this method of
Daubenton.
Caleb Hillier Parry,
1807
2
The American Phrenological Journal and Miscellany
... or any other class of physiologists. Gall has distinctly stated its
inapplicableness. The introduction by the lecturer of the name of Soemmerring,
might have suggested another standard adopted by this distinguished writer in
his examination of ...
... a thousand times less misleading is that classic story which so many now scout
for its inapplicableness, or the most marvellous romance that ever sprung from
the middle ages. And those stories and romances have this sterling advantage ...
4
Glasgow Mechanics' Magazine: And Annals of Philosophy
The noblest ofall mechanical inventions, the steam engine, is an example of the
inapplicableness of a patent to a mere pnnclple. The principle discovered was
the expansive force of steam ; but the patent only protects the machine called the
...
5
Elements of the Pathology of the Human Mind
It is better, in my opinion, to wait till all chance of other cure has failed, and then to
amputate. The shoulder joint appears to me the only one in which, from the
inapplicableness of amputation to the case, excision of the articular ends may be
...
6
The National Magazine and Dublin Literary Gazette
It was the opinion of many, that Mr. Huskisson himself had begun to see that the
political working of his system proved its inapplicableness to the prosperous
carrying on of the country's business, and that he would himself have
acknowledged ...
7
Charges to the clergy of the archdeaconry of Lewes, ...
... whether he deem it most advisable to omit putting some of the questions to the
children to whom they are inapplicable, or whether he allow himself so to modify
the answer that the inapplicableness shall cease. Nor does this obligation lie on
...
Julius Charles Hare,
1856
8
Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Physic
The inability of their patients in the hospital to bear free depletion, ought not to be
received as evidence of its inapplicableness to patients of even a similar age and
temperament out of doors. I deem it the more important to introduce these ...
William Stokes, John Bell,
1842
9
A popular account of the ancient Egyptians. Revised and ...
... for we may well condemn the inappro- priateness of extracting from a temple
one of its legitimate members, and of magnifying it to an extravagant height ; and
the same Roman poverty of invention, and inapplicableness, were shown in this
...
John Gardner Wilkinson (sir.),
1854
10
Ballads from Scottish History
We have seen that the assumed " inapplicableness of the story to any known
event of actual history" is made one of the grounds for suspecting this ballad. Its
genuineness has no necessary connection with the authenticity of its narrative,
but I ...