... fIG’tfiBl& te-LP2 passage of an armor-piercing projectile through steels In Robe:rtscas's extensionx of Bethe's theory the loss of energy by the projectile is ...

... eyelid, and to keeping down inflammation. Operation by piercing the sclerotica.—See the effect of not un- derstanding the theory of the operation, and yielding to a name. ...

... are often described by such epithets as "burning," "piercing," "cutting," "boring," "pricking," "splitting," "dull," "heavy," etc. The use of these terms implies that there is some- thing superadded to the peculiar sensation of pain. Thus THEORIES OF CAUSATION OF PAIN. 217 when the hand ...

... aa difficult of explanation, agreeably to Du Faye's theory, as Franklin's. If a current of electricity, flowing in one direc- tion, should produce a bur, in piercing a card on the side to- wards which ...

... originating in sporules or seeds coming from without, piercing the horny ... it into exuviae. This theory, which we believe to be incorrect, has of ...

... as a garment to defend it against the piercing winds from the polar regions, which ... of nature. Theory of Caloric of Fluidity, or Latent Heat. There ...

... urer ; gifted with a commanding person and a piercing eye, of an ardent ... that of the theory and practice of physic and clinical medicine—which, ...

... better establish the truth of some of his theories. In my mind's eye I now see as I saw him then—his erect and commanding figure, his eager and piercing eye, his massive brow, his well-shaped head ...

... as a garment to defend it against the piercing winds from the polar regions, which ... of nature. Theory of Caloric of Fluidity, or Latent Heal. There ...

... the viscera, and then in long, harsh, and piercing cries, he brings even the ... arguments in support of our theory. You have only to listen to the deep, ...