КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «RESORBENCE»
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An Address to the President ... and Members of the Society ...
... fury of the retreating surf, who can amuse himself with the idea, that 'the shell,
buried to the depth of 18 inches, would withstand the force requisite to draw so
bulky a body as this raft to the shore against the violent resorbence of the' waves.
George William Manby, 1816
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Extracts from the Letters and Journals of William Cory
There is nothing in Nature, that is in Not-Man, at all like music ; even the simplest
form of a tune has a plain purpose of construction and adjustment. The forward
plunge and resorbence of a wave, the declension of that kind of echo which is the
...
William Johnson Cory, Francis Warre Cornish, 1897
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The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
Now in order to supply organs for that resorbence or inhalation, several
physicians have imagined a set of resorbent vessels, distinct from the exhaling
ones. Whereas, if it should be true, that the act of inhalation is, in the perspiratory
ducts, but ...
Tobias George Smollett, 1765
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The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature
Now in or- dfer to supply organs for that resorbence or inhalation, several
physicians have imagined a set of resorbent vessels, distinct from the exhaling
ones. Whereas, if it should be true, that the act of inhalation is, in the perspiratory
ducts, ...
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The critical review, or annals of literature
Now in order to.supply organs sor that resorbence or inhalation, several
pbysicians have imagined a set of resorbent vessels, distinct from the exhaling
ones. Whereas, if it should be true, that the act of inhalation is, in the perspiratory
ducts, but ...
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Trepanation: History, Discovery, Theory
The age of death is calculated according to the resorbence status of cranial
sutures, averaging between 43 and 50 years under the cranial vault system and
between 35 and 49 under the anterior lateral system (Meindl and Lovejoy, 1985).
Robert Arnott, Professor Department of Psychology Stanley Finger, Stanley Finger, 2003
... 22 repeat operations, 338 research future direction of, 365-372 stable isotope,
177 reservoir effect, 179 reshaping, intentional, 245 residues, bleeding, 44
resorbence status, 140 respiratory distress, 266 restlessness, 279 rhombus, 183
ribs, ...
Robert Arnott, Stanley Finger, Chris Smith, 2005
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Advances in Ocular Hypertension Research and Treatment: 2012 ...
“An absorbable ligature was used around the tube to prevent early postoperative
hypotony. Additional pressure control was obtained by using a permanent
polypropylene ligature to decrease the effective lumen size after the resorbence
0f the ...
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The Idiom of the Time: The Writings of Henry Green
... pronounced it 'the most original contribution to poetry that has been made in
our time'.7 The composition over many years of the four poems which comprise
the whole sequence was a process of reserving its meaning for a final
resorbence ...
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New Zealand Journal of Zoology
Some resorbence of eggs must therefore take place in virgin moths during their
life span. The life span of multiple-mated females was significantly shorter than
that of females mated only once (mean 8.5 days, cf. 14.4 days). Virgin females
did ...
