«TORPITUDE» İLE İLİŞKİLİ PORTEKIZCE KİTAPLAR
torpitude sözcüğünün kullanımını aşağıdaki kaynakça seçkisinde keşfedin.
torpitude ile ilişkili kitaplar ve Portekizce edebiyattaki kullanımı ile ilgili bağlam sağlaması için küçük metinler.
Sleep is the death or torpitude of the voluntary organs, while the involuntary
continue their accustomed actions. Death is the sleep or torpitude of the whole.
Every organ of the miimal frame recovers from its fatigue or torpor by rest,
provided the ...
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The Book of Nature. - London, Longman, Rees, Brown and Green ...
In either case, the sleep or torpitude produced is sound or healthy under a certain
degree of exhaustion alone: hence, mankind sleep most refreshingly after
moderate or accustomed fatigue, moderate or accustomed study, moderate or ...
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The Quarterly Christian Spectator
Sleep is the death or torpitude of the voluntary organs, while the involuntary
continue their accustomed actions. Death is the sleep or torpitude of the whole."*
Now, to our minds, the similarity here assumed seems more imaginary than real.
LETHARG Y. MENTAL AND CORPORIIAL TORPITUDE, “'I'I'H DEEP QUIET
BLEEE'. LETHARGY, from the Greek terms yfiflr) and dpy6;, “oblivio pigra," is
distinguished from all the preceding species of the present genus by the
apparent ease ...
John Mason Good, Samuel Cooper, Augustus Sidney Doane, 1835
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The Constitution of Man
The hybernation, or winter torpitude of the brown and Polar bear, results from this
cause. Those animals continue asleep for months ; and do not awake from their
apathy till revived by the genial temperature of spring. The same is the case with
...
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"Curiosities of Literature
The hybernation, or winter torpitude of the brown and Polar bear, results from this
cause. Those animals continue asleep for months ; and do not awake from their
apathv till revived by the genial temperature of spring. The same is the case with
...
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Principles of medical science and practice
... organs of the animal frame, produced by a general exhaustion of sensorial
power. "J That the functions of respiration and circulation are not affected by the
torpitude of sleep, is a fact so obvious as not to require the confirmation of
authority.
Hardwicke Shute (M.D.), 1826
Sleep is the death or torpitude of the voluntary organs, while the involuntary
continue their accustomed actions. Death is the sleep or torpitude of the whole."
Physiologically the difference appears to us considerable. During the whole of
sleep ...
On this variety he offers the following remarks : — " The causes of this form are,
for the most part, those of the preceding, ami consist in a torpitude of the extreme
or secernent vesseb of the uterus, produced by anxiety of mind, cold, or suddenly
...
james copland m. d., 1822
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Western Monthly Magazine
This condition is divided by him into three stages; first, slumber, wherein there is
torpitude of the external senses and a mere drowsiness of the will — memory,
imagination and consciousness remaining awake: second, dreaming in which
the ...
«TORPITUDE» TERİMİNİ İÇEREN HABERLER
Ulusal ve uluslararası basında konuşulanları ve
torpitude teriminin aşağıdaki haberlerde hangi bağlamda kullanıldığını keşfedin.
My Imaginary Cape Friends
... I soothe my mounting anxiety by telling myself that in a few short, sweet hours I will be able to return home to my comfortable state of braless torpitude. «Huffington Post, May 13»
Ask Amy: Advice For Those Stressed Out At State
... even though she is so boring that sometimes when I'm with her I feel like I could basically pass out from her sheer torpitude. But look — now I'm doing it again. «NPR, Ara 10»
Rodney Pople's art is erotic, exotic and designed to shock
Obviously a very intelligent man, but why choose to add to today's moral torpitude when he could use his time doing something uplifting? Duz of Ermington ... «Daily Telegraph, Eyl 10»
Tony Hayward in the Congress stocks: what a shabby little show trial
Like his no doubted hero Obama he's woken from the torpitude a tad late and now compensates by attempting to suggest that somehow those dead in Bhopal ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Haz 10»
DCist Interview: Henry Rollins
If I can fight my torpitude and laziness, I might venture out the grocery store this afternoon and make sure I have enough provisions so I don't have to move my ... «DCist.com, Oca 09»
Fat bloke slims: I've found my inner Daniel Craig at last!
Well, here we are again, at that time of the year when the endless days of torpitude are disturbed only by gorging in a way that hasn't been seen since Caligula ... «Daily Mail, Ara 08»
