The Hand: Its Mechanism and Vital Endowments, as Evincing DesignBell & Daldy, 1865 - 260 pages |
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... produced by such experiments , they naturally concluded that the two properties were inseparably united in every nerve . As an additional source of deception , it may be mentioned , that if a nerve be removed from the body , and its ...
... produced by such experiments , they naturally concluded that the two properties were inseparably united in every nerve . As an additional source of deception , it may be mentioned , that if a nerve be removed from the body , and its ...
Page xv
... produced by any amount of irritation applied to the " posterior " roots . It might have been thought that when the author had thus decidedly shown that the " anterior " roots bestowed motor power , he would have concluded at once that ...
... produced by any amount of irritation applied to the " posterior " roots . It might have been thought that when the author had thus decidedly shown that the " anterior " roots bestowed motor power , he would have concluded at once that ...
Page xviii
... produced : first , sensation was destroyed in the surfaces to which the fibrils of the larger root were distributed ; secondly , all power of motion was im- mediately lost in the muscles of mastication . The jaw - bone dropped , and ...
... produced : first , sensation was destroyed in the surfaces to which the fibrils of the larger root were distributed ; secondly , all power of motion was im- mediately lost in the muscles of mastication . The jaw - bone dropped , and ...
Page xxvi
... from the body , to produce audible sounds — the elements of Human Voice and Speech . The addition to the organ of respiration of that high office , connected with Man's noblest endowment , the Mind , is xxvi AN ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR'S.
... from the body , to produce audible sounds — the elements of Human Voice and Speech . The addition to the organ of respiration of that high office , connected with Man's noblest endowment , the Mind , is xxvi AN ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR'S.
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... producing sounds adequate for Voice . It is not till we mount up to that high stage in the animal kingdom , where animals begin to be formed on the Vertebral type , that breathing by the Concentrated method is met with . We then , for ...
... producing sounds adequate for Voice . It is not till we mount up to that high stage in the animal kingdom , where animals begin to be formed on the Vertebral type , that breathing by the Concentrated method is met with . We then , for ...
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