Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volume 71819 |
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Page 7
... fluid , most commonly of the nature of fat oil , is put in a situation to be absorbed between the filaments of cotton , linen , fine wire , or asbestos . The extremity of this fibrous substance , called the wick , is then considerably ...
... fluid , most commonly of the nature of fat oil , is put in a situation to be absorbed between the filaments of cotton , linen , fine wire , or asbestos . The extremity of this fibrous substance , called the wick , is then considerably ...
Page 8
... fluid than the rest . At other times it does not appear to differ in any respect from adipose membrane , except in the enlargement of the cells containing the fat . These tumours are always many years before they arrive at any size ...
... fluid than the rest . At other times it does not appear to differ in any respect from adipose membrane , except in the enlargement of the cells containing the fat . These tumours are always many years before they arrive at any size ...
Page 9
... SCENCY . s . ( liquescentia , Latin . ) Aptness to melt . LIQUE'SCENT . a . ( liquescens , Latin . ) Melting . LIQUID . a . ( liquide , French . ) 1. Not solid ; not forming one continuous substance ; fluid ( LIP LIQ.
... SCENCY . s . ( liquescentia , Latin . ) Aptness to melt . LIQUE'SCENT . a . ( liquescens , Latin . ) Melting . LIQUID . a . ( liquide , French . ) 1. Not solid ; not forming one continuous substance ; fluid ( LIP LIQ.
Page 10
... fluids , by reckoning the former incompressible , the latter compressible . See FLUID . LIQUID , among grammarians , is a name ap- plied to certain consonants opposed to mutes . Thus 1 , in , n , and r , are liquids . LIQUIDAMBAR . In ...
... fluids , by reckoning the former incompressible , the latter compressible . See FLUID . LIQUID , among grammarians , is a name ap- plied to certain consonants opposed to mutes . Thus 1 , in , n , and r , are liquids . LIQUIDAMBAR . In ...
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... fluid are , to serve the purpose of affording a soft bed for the residence of the fetus , to which it allows free motion , and prevents any external in- jury during pregnancy : and to produce the gentle , yet efficacious dilatation of ...
... fluid are , to serve the purpose of affording a soft bed for the residence of the fetus , to which it allows free motion , and prevents any external in- jury during pregnancy : and to produce the gentle , yet efficacious dilatation of ...
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