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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «MUCILAGINOUSLY»
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1
The Canadian Patent Office Record
The process of treating leather, which consists in work— ing the flesh side of a
mucilaginously coated hide so as to cause a change in the distribution of the
fibres in the primarily thicker portions thereof, thereby increasing the thick» ness
of the ...
Canada. Patent Office, 1916
2
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
The process of treating leather, which consists in working the flesh side of a
mucilaginously coated hide so as to diminish the thickness of those portions of
the hide adjacent the relatively thin flank portions thereof in favor of such flank
portions, ...
3
Twice Round the Clock; Or, The Hours of the Day and Night in ...
For I have watched these eggs for weeks together, and known them by bits of
straw and flecks of dirt mucilaginously adhering to their shells, to be the selfsame
eggs ; yet when I have entered the unpretending house of refreshment, and ...
George Augustus Sala, 1878
4
The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce ...: Shapes of clay. ...
Whelmed underneath a load of legal cap, His mouth egurgitating ink on tap, His
eyelids mucilaginously sealed, His fertile head by scissors made to yield
Abundant harvestage of ears, his pelt, In every wrinkle and on every welt,
Quickset with ...
Nearly all the cells of this region have their walls extremely thickened or
mucilaginously swollen where they border on an intercellular space, although the
thickening may sometimes occur on opposite sides of the common wall of two
cells (Fig.
Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon Herbert Blackman, 1895
6
Types of floral mechanism: a selection of diagrams and ...
The seeds resemble in structure those of the Apple and Pear, but are much
smaller ; the outer layer of the testa is not mucilaginously thickened, and the
endosperm is relatively more abundant. The fibrous non-lignified lining-layer of
each ...
Arthur Harry Church, 1908
7
The ornamental flower garden and shrubbery, coloured figures ...
Seeds six or eight, erect ; Cotyledons of the curved mucilaginously albuminous
embryo corrugated ; radicle inferior. — Endlicher. P. ostrina ; root tuberous ;
leaves hastate, tripartite, glabrous, somewhat glaucous beneath ; the lobes ovate
, ...
Ornamental flower garden, 1852
8
Fossil Botany: Being an Introduction to Palaeophytology from ...
The stout solid cell-membrane becomes calcified except at the places of
apparent articulation answering to the constrictions, but the incrustation affects
only the outer mucilaginously softened layer of the membrane, as is the case also
with ...
Graf Hermann Solms-Laubach, Isaac Bayley Balfour, 1891
Whelmed underneath a load of legal cap, His mouth egurgi tating ink on tap, His
eyelids mucilaginously sealed, His fertile head by scissors made to yield
Abundant harvestage of ears, his pelt, In every wrinkle and on every welt,
Quickset with ...
He would earn his right to her society by sticking mucilaginously to
commonplaces. " This is a night just made for — confidences," the girl said
dreamily. Rutherford started. Womanlike, her seemingly idle words had pierced
the one weak spot ...
William Hamilton Osborne, 1914
