... rocks and caves. Artificially produced in nitre-beds.—Theory of nitrification. Crystal, six- sided prism, derived from a right rhombic prism of ...

... can be permitted to absorb into a single theory such endless many-sided correspondences as these. Rash inferences which on the ...

... build their cnornous weretine structure on a three-sided foundation which was sound in theory despite the variable practical results (ranging fron excellent ...

... obvious, at least, of defending in a one-sided manner one or the other theory. C.—-Sycosis. There is another dyscrasia, finally, that ...

... occur- cussed “LEFT.” The surgeon’s office read left-sided fracture. The surgeon rence would, in theory, single-handedly was called and verified the correct ...

... this deformity, and the greater frequency of left-sided skoliosis has been ex- plained on the same theory. The fact is that in rachitic skoliosis left- ...

... adherents have been silent on the subject. Strohmeyer’s theory of one-sided paralysis of the respiratory muscles has never been ...

... is a protestantism —a protest against a one-sided viewing of life—a realism. Leslie Stephen's theory of literary development involves much the same EVIDENCE ...

... Rhine. While Graterole, Bracheschus, and Alexander of Suchten sided with the alchemists, and upheld the speculative theories of Avicenna, Gerber, and Raymond Lulli, Conrad Gesner, ...

... clinical foundation, a creature of the imagination, one-sided to a degree, it combined simplicity in theory with simplicity in practice. Wonderful it is to ...