10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SEMIFLUIDITY»
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semifluidity nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
semifluidity e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
W.Drayson, Royal Artillery. 250:1 "Memoirs ofthe Imperial Academy of Sciences
of St. Petersburg." By GeneralVon Schubert. St. Petersburg, 1859. 250:2 "Figure
of the Earth," p. 3, by von Gumpach. Next: Sphericity InevitableFrom SemiFluidity
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Parallax (Samuel Birley Rowbotham)
2
Elements of Chemistry: Including the Most Recent Discoveries ...
This has been referred to a certain quantity of latent heat having already entered
into the body, and giving an intermediate condition, that of semifluidity. There is
no proof either for or against this view, as no exact experiments have been made
...
Robert Kane, John William Draper,
1842
3
Infrastructure Systems: Mechanics, Design, and Analysis of ...
... amount of moisture, the elastic value becomes low, the damping is excellent,
and the amplitude assumed is high, its value depending on the cohesive strength
of the soil and on how closely it approaches the condition of semifluidity. Finally.
4
The Philosophical Magazine
Viscosity and semifluidity are terms which only express similar properties of
bodies, but usually indicating that still smaller forces only are required to produce
a given displacement in such bodies than in plastic ones. The limiting case is that
of ...
5
Bitumen: Its Varieties, Properties, and Uses
When long exposed to the air it becomes black and acquires the semifluidity of
tar, and in this state is insoluble in alcohol. 20. This variety is much more
abundant than naphtha. It is found in secondary rocks, particularly in coal strata,
and in the ...
6
Examinations in anatomy, physiology ... and pharmacy; for ...
A. The fat in a living body is found in some parts in-a state of semifluidity, and in
other parts it is found absolutely fluid. 4.7. Q. What is the cause of the fainting that
sometimes takes place under the operation of tapping? A. Fainting takes place in
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Robert HOOPER (M.D.),
1820
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The West of England Journal of Science and Literature
... that they were originally deposited in a semifluid state; and as the materials of
the matrix are generally found to have penetrated into the minutest pores of those
shells, its original state must have been that of even more than semifluidity.
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
At birth, its softness approaches to semifluidity; and» it is only after some weeks
that it passes from a soft pulpy substance to an organ of greater firmness and
tenacity; but, even at the distance of many months, it is very inferior indeed in
these ...
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Elements of General and Pathological Anatomy, adapted to the ...
In the foetus and at birth its softness approaches to semifluidity. Some weeks
after it passes from a soft pulpy substance to a state of greater firmness and
tenacity; but at the distance even of many months after birth, it is still much inferior
in ...
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The Hygeian Treatment of the Most Prevalent Diseases of ...
Tubercles of various kinds—sometimes apparently encysted, others without any
evident cyst or distinct envelop, and, when divided, presenting either a texture,
varying in consistence from a gristly or cartilaginous state to one of semifluidity, ...
India, James MORISON (the Hygeist.),
1836