Buchanan's Journal of Man, Объемы 1-2Joseph R. Buchanan., 1850 |
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... organ of each con- stituent fibre of a convolution . " The number of cerebral organs which we may recognize is , therefore , a matter of arbitrary arrangement , as we may divide the brain , for convenience , into three , four , or five ...
... organ of each con- stituent fibre of a convolution . " The number of cerebral organs which we may recognize is , therefore , a matter of arbitrary arrangement , as we may divide the brain , for convenience , into three , four , or five ...
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... organs of the body . The most careful investigations of physiologists have gone no further than this . They show that the absorbed chyle from the di- gestive organs gradually approximates the character of blood , as it moves toward the ...
... organs of the body . The most careful investigations of physiologists have gone no further than this . They show that the absorbed chyle from the di- gestive organs gradually approximates the character of blood , as it moves toward the ...
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... organs are excited , find the excite- ment altogether agreeable , and are pleased to have it continued or repeated . The physiological , as well as the mental influence of these organs is delightful . They tend alike , in their mental ...
... organs are excited , find the excite- ment altogether agreeable , and are pleased to have it continued or repeated . The physiological , as well as the mental influence of these organs is delightful . They tend alike , in their mental ...
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... organs of similar functions are grouped in immediate contiguity , while those which are the most dissimilar lie farthest apart , in opposite regions . Hence , the good and noble elements of character are found grouped together , in the ...
... organs of similar functions are grouped in immediate contiguity , while those which are the most dissimilar lie farthest apart , in opposite regions . Hence , the good and noble elements of character are found grouped together , in the ...
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... organs . As the neurological system reveals the functions of those portions of the brain , which are concealed by the face , it enables us to con- tinue our dividing line across the face to the alæ of the nose . It is unnecessary to go ...
... organs . As the neurological system reveals the functions of those portions of the brain , which are concealed by the face , it enables us to con- tinue our dividing line across the face to the alæ of the nose . It is unnecessary to go ...
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