...observed. Of such observations several descriptions, illustrated by engravings (see fig. 1), are cited, for the details of which the reader is referred to the original memoir (p. 04-101). The extraordinary comet of 1652, witnessed by Hevelius (fig. 2), consisted of a...

...observed. Of such observations several descriptions, illustrated by engravings (see fig. 1), are cited, for the details of which the reader is referred to the original memoir (p. 94-101). The extraordinary comet of 1052, witnessed by Hevelius (fig. 2), consisted of а...

...maintaining, for instance, that the papillary layer belongs anatomically and physiologically to the epidermis, for the details of which the reader is referred to the original paper. His account of the pathological anatomy of psoriasis adds nothing to our knowledge of the subject....

...her mental condition being just as bad as it was before the operation. A second operation was done (for the details of which the reader is referred to the original article) at the site of the former one. The inside of the skull and dura mater, and the surface of...

...maintaining, for instance, that the papillary layer belongs anatomically and physiologically to the epidermis, for the details of which the reader is referred to the original paper. His account of the pathological anatomy of psoriasis adds nothing to our knowledge of the subject....

...left vagus \vere excised. Five days later, fearing to lose the animal, it was used for an experiment, for the details of which the reader is referred to the original paper. Rawa's experience leads him to conclude that (i) "after the peripheral portion of a nerve supplying...

...left vagus were excised. Five days later, fearing to lose the animal, it was used for an experiment, for the details of which the reader is referred to the original paper. Rawa's experience leads him to conclude that (i) "after the peripheral portion of a nerve supplying...

...group of the above classification. Electrochemical Action. BY CJ REED. J. Franklin hut., I5I, 369-393, 401-413 ; 152, 46-58. — In these articles the author...two electrodes, instead of in terms of the resultant temperaturecoefficient of the cell. The formula was tested by following, by means of thermal couples...

...classification. Electrochemical Action. BY CJ REED. J. Franklin hist., 151, 369-393, 401-413 ; 152, 46-58.—In these articles the author sets forth at length his...the Voltaic Cell. BY HENRY S. CARHART. Phys. Rev., II, 1-13.—The author gives a deduction of the Gibbs-Helmholtz formula for the electromotive force...

...hypodermatically and its excretion in the urine tested for by a chemical and colometric technique, for the details of which the reader is referred to the original article. The authors believe that the elimination of phenolsulphonethalein goes hand in hand with the...