... northern or Arctic, the southern or Antarctic. 557 POLARITY POL YADELPHIA Po-larT-ty. [Lat. Polar'itas, ... as it were, to given poles. Mag- netic polarity is the tendency of a magnet, when freely ...

... of matter ZIN 489 ZON are susceptible of polarity. Hence that pole of a particle of zinc ... Terms employed in the in- vestigation of chemical polarity, and de- noting two attractive powers of opposite ...

... or magnetized so as to retain or maintain polarity; and are, consequently, of no value as remedial ... obtain from literal sight, or clairvoyance, and the evidences on this subject having been frequently described, and * " ...

... strongly attracted by the magnet, and can assume polarity. Richter. Nic- colanum, lately discovered by the same ...

... or Lp, Reversal of F status reveraes the polarity of the Gal, Lp segregation. 3/ The only ...

... phenomena having various modifications and reactions of the polarity of molecules as its basis. In the normal ... heart's beat must bo regarded only as an evidence of tho anamiia of tho car- diac tissue, ...

... 1124-1127— Rand (H. W.) Wound-reparation and polarity in tentacles of actinians. Science, Lancaster, Pa., 1907- ... Par., 1906, iv, 125- 129.—Collie (J.) Medical evidence and the laws relating to compensation for injury. ...

... 287-289.— Morgan (T. H.) Hydranth formation and polarity in tubularia. J. Exper. Zool., Bait., 1906, iii, ... 172-182.— Morse (M. W.) Retention of normal polarity in centri- f uged stems of Tubularia. Proc. ...

... use alone which can ennoble or debase. Our evidence is as yet by no means ... the general law of polarity, we must, if this is acknowl- edged, recognize ...

... the same substances exhibit no such attraction or polarity. Even ice, which in large masses has no ... at- tempt to distinguish the cases in which polarity is manifest, as in crystals; for all cohesion ...