The National Quarterly Review, المجلد 22Pudney & Russell, 1870 |
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... result was a sudden condensation of the aqueous vapors of which he supposed the comet to be princi- pally composed , and Noah's flood was the result . Since the rain continued forty days and the waters covered the highest mountains ...
... result was a sudden condensation of the aqueous vapors of which he supposed the comet to be princi- pally composed , and Noah's flood was the result . Since the rain continued forty days and the waters covered the highest mountains ...
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... results of such a force . The peculiar spiral fibres of the plant , of which no use is known , are perhaps the visible signs of this motive process , particularly as their formation can be seen to result from the normal growth of the ...
... results of such a force . The peculiar spiral fibres of the plant , of which no use is known , are perhaps the visible signs of this motive process , particularly as their formation can be seen to result from the normal growth of the ...
الصفحة 160
... resulting - one of the aliment toward the centre , the other of the acid substance toward the surface of the cell . But ... result from the vertical mode of motion which we supposed to be peculiar to the animal cell . The osmotic action ...
... resulting - one of the aliment toward the centre , the other of the acid substance toward the surface of the cell . But ... result from the vertical mode of motion which we supposed to be peculiar to the animal cell . The osmotic action ...
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