... we should sweep away at once a great mass of the theories, so called, that have occupied much of the time of our predecessors, and some of our own. Science, however, would be a gainer by the change. To assign no cause for ...

... the full expiratory force is brought into play. Gainer's theory certainly accounts for the compensatory emphysema found in ... action of the tubercle baoilli, all of this mass undergoing oa- seation, ... num- ber of theories concerning "caseous pneumonia;;; that was one of the ...

... of the earth is of itself an uniform mass, cfose and compact. Burr%et's Theory. The golden globe being put into a press ... v. to. To concrete; to gather into a mass by cold. In toe midst of molten lead, ... Burnet's Theory. Conge'alment, kon-jeel'ment. n.a. [from ...

... facts lend some color to the more recent theory that blue mass or calomel is operative in so far only ...

... facts lend some color to the more recent theory that blue mass or calomel is operative in so far only ...

... cl985. xvi, 230p. Danzon, Patricia Munch. Medical malpractice: theory, evidence, and public policy / Patricia M. Danzon. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1985. vi, 264p.: ill. • Medical ...

... its practice is not yet accessible to the mass of society : but they can study its theory, because they can comprehend it: and they ought ...

... which have a distinct bias towards the prevailing theory of the hour. In the midst of a mingled and confused mass of evidence, it is very satisfactory to pick ...

... the one most easily comprehended by the great mass of general readers. The strongest ground on which this chemical theory rests, is, that in all animals, the temperature ...

... cl984. xvii, 379p.: ill. Copeland, Thomas E. Financial theory and corporate policy / Thom- as E. Copeland, J. Fred Weston. 2nd ed. Read- ing, Mass.: Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., cl983. xviii, 795p.: ill. ...