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... consists of the fact , that the body neither gives nor takes any thing from the excited body ( phenomena of place seems to enjoy free - will , can only transmit or reflect irrita- tions that are received from different sources . Those ...
... consists of the fact , that the body neither gives nor takes any thing from the excited body ( phenomena of place seems to enjoy free - will , can only transmit or reflect irrita- tions that are received from different sources . Those ...
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... consists in the spontaneous appearance of a nucleus which is surrounded by the thickened blastema ; or else the mass of the blastema is divided into globular islets , each of whose centre has a newly formed nucleus . Accord- ing to this ...
... consists in the spontaneous appearance of a nucleus which is surrounded by the thickened blastema ; or else the mass of the blastema is divided into globular islets , each of whose centre has a newly formed nucleus . Accord- ing to this ...
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... consists essentially in a phenomenon called reflex . When a nerve fibre is irri- tated , this irritation is trans- mitted to globules more or less distant , and from the lat- ter to the peripheral parts . Most generally this irritation ...
... consists essentially in a phenomenon called reflex . When a nerve fibre is irri- tated , this irritation is trans- mitted to globules more or less distant , and from the lat- ter to the peripheral parts . Most generally this irritation ...
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... consists in its passage from the first to the second form ; but in each of these forms it is passive , because its insertions constrain it as much in the former as in the latter case . Chemical Phenomena . · We have seen that the muscle ...
... consists in its passage from the first to the second form ; but in each of these forms it is passive , because its insertions constrain it as much in the former as in the latter case . Chemical Phenomena . · We have seen that the muscle ...
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... the nucleus . d , Division ( more advanced ) of the nucleus ; f , h , i , k , still more advanced . ( Virchow , " Pathologie Cellulaire . " ) and more recently by M. Malassez . It consists in 114 THE BLOOD AND ITS CIRCULATION .
... the nucleus . d , Division ( more advanced ) of the nucleus ; f , h , i , k , still more advanced . ( Virchow , " Pathologie Cellulaire . " ) and more recently by M. Malassez . It consists in 114 THE BLOOD AND ITS CIRCULATION .
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