Science, 14. köideJohn Michels (Journalist) American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1889 Since Jan. 1901 the official proceedings and most of the papers of the American Association for the Advancement of Science have been included in Science. |
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... says Garden and Forest , the beech is never struck by lightning ; and so general has been this belief , that a gentleman recently thought it worth while to write to an English journal that he had been told of a lightning- shattered ...
... says Garden and Forest , the beech is never struck by lightning ; and so general has been this belief , that a gentleman recently thought it worth while to write to an English journal that he had been told of a lightning- shattered ...
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... says , " a temperature of 45 ° by day , and 40 ° by night , is maintained . When they are in flower , plenty of air is given , and the bees are encouraged to work among the blos- soms as much as possible . Scarcely any fire - heat is ...
... says , " a temperature of 45 ° by day , and 40 ° by night , is maintained . When they are in flower , plenty of air is given , and the bees are encouraged to work among the blos- soms as much as possible . Scarcely any fire - heat is ...
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... say of him , as Pindar said of The- ron ( Olympic II . , Cary's version ) , - " And I will swear That city none - though ... says a competent observer , " has made the hospital . " Hundreds of thousands of patients have re- ceived relief ...
... say of him , as Pindar said of The- ron ( Olympic II . , Cary's version ) , - " And I will swear That city none - though ... says a competent observer , " has made the hospital . " Hundreds of thousands of patients have re- ceived relief ...
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... say , are awaiting the study of competent therapeu- tists . Nobody can foretell what will come from their new contri- butions to materia medica ; but one who watches the processes of discovery must feel certain that secrets hid from the ...
... say , are awaiting the study of competent therapeu- tists . Nobody can foretell what will come from their new contri- butions to materia medica ; but one who watches the processes of discovery must feel certain that secrets hid from the ...
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... says , " Sir Richard Webster , in examining William O'Brien before the Parnell Commission , implied that a grave charge would be proved against certain Irishmen if it could be shown that they regarded English power as alien . I should ...
... says , " Sir Richard Webster , in examining William O'Brien before the Parnell Commission , implied that a grave charge would be proved against certain Irishmen if it could be shown that they regarded English power as alien . I should ...
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Page 175 - ... varying series of crops ; the capacity of new plants or trees for acclimation; the analysis of soils and water; the chemical composition of manures, natural or artificial, with experiments designed to test their comparative effects...
Page 154 - ... million years ago, or we should not have so much as the least observed underground increment of temperature. That is to say, I conclude that Leibnitz's epoch of emergence of the consistentior status was probably between those dates.
Page 44 - An Act to provide for taking the tenth and subsequent censuses' [approved March 3, 1879], provides that ' Schedule No. i (here reproduced) shall contain inquiries ... as to the physical and mental health of each person enumerated, whether active or disabled, maimed, crippled, bedridden, deaf, dumb, blind, insane, or idiotic, and whether employed or unemployed, and. if unemployed, during what portion of the year.
Page 11 - Bear constantly in mind that it is my wish and purpose that the hospital shall ultimately form a part of the medical school of that university for which I have made ample provision by my will.