... in frames, like a grindstone and adjusted with reference to cer- tain bars and balls of brass, glass jars containing metal plates, smelly ...

... the linger; 6, fatty matter forming the finger ball, and constituting a bed or cushion at the end of the finger. In reference to the management of the nails, Dr. Wilson, ...

... perforation, nor do I believe that a conical ball, passing through the head of the tibia, necessarily produces a longitudinal fracture into the joint. The same remarks will, more readily, apply to Avounds involving the ankle joint. By reference to the accompanying list of cases, it will ...

... and Svrup of Buckthorn fufficient to make the ball. For the intermediate fpace of time between the dofes, and the mode of management during the operation, reference muft be made to the pages of accurate ...

... the screening of carcinogens and other toxicants. 5 references 9 VI. Reduction of Animal Use and Alternative Methods Balls M Replacing experiments on laboratory animals. Trends Biochem ...

... granules more or less cohering into small soft balls or masses. (Pharm. Journ. and Trans., viii. 235.)—Note to the ninth edition. In reference to the preparation of heavy magnesia, Mr. T. ...

... tracheal canula. Its mechanism is easily appreciated by reference to the illustration. During inspiration the ball is lifted away from the orifice of the ...

... Glacial epoch in England and Scotland, with special reference to its changes of climate. CAUSE OF AN ICE AGE. By Sir Robert J- Ball, LL. D., F. R. S., Royal Astronomer of Ireland, ...

... pelvic inflammation was due to some indiscretion. With reference to instruments, he thought that Dr. Ball’s, if it could be bent, would be better ...

... i. e., ophthalmic surgery, I have, however, noticed references to enucleation and to artificial eve-balls.101 In- cantation and charms were used by ...