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... circulatory apparatus, it becomes necessary to propose a theory ofthe sounds and movements of the heart. We say a ... relation of cause and effect. Observers had their theory of cardiac sounds and movements already settled, and in their dissections ...

... u, Gr. to hear.] 1. The doctrine or theory of sounds. 2. Medicines to help the hearing. Quincy. To ... from consolidate.] That which has the quality of healing wounds. Diet. ... 1. Accord of sound. The two principal consonances that most ravish the ...

... of which each faculty is connected. Were this theory sound, the same cause that vivifies the perceptive faculties ...

... fracture site which, however, could be brought to sound healing aft r an incision had been made, I ...

... have any record. How 10 PREFACE. would their theories sound to us ? They taught that there were thirty- ... the action of drugs. All of the different theories of which I have hitherto ... and sound philosophy into the science of medicine, which undoubtedly ...

... on the blood, is not only opposed to sound theory, as formerly explained, but, like blood-letting, is ... that at the base was with the first, sound, they were attributed to ... how- ever, that this theory is correct with regard to cardiac murmurs so ...

... Ibid., 1943, 121: 1283. ---- Physiology. See also Audition, Theory; Sound, Localiza- tion; Speech. Leiri, F. Eine Theorie vom ... tuite [on the subject of the transmission of sound considered from the theories of mechanism and vitalism] Zibiinkoka rinsyo, 1941, 36: ...

... CANAL. veric relations, the more so as a sound theory of its nature, based upon practical experience, is ...

... formed within the eye is in accordance with sound theory; and is supported not only by indirect, but ... greatest analogy to that of the closure and healing of an abscess. c. Theories of Generation. We have now endeavoured to demonstrate ...

... the just demands of the case — IMPORTANCE OF SOUND THEORY. 39 that the decision is adequate to the ... placed in unworthy contrast. In no art can sound practice exist without theory. Theory is the mental process which binds observed ...