Natural Theology: Or, Evidences of the Existence and Attributes of the Deity, Collected from the Appearances of NatureR. Faulder, New Bond-street, 1802 - 586 pagina's |
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Pagina 116
... gives to the tendons a very confiderable mechanical advantage by altering the line of their direction , and by advancing it further out from the centre of motion ; and this upon the principles of the resolution of force , upon which ...
... gives to the tendons a very confiderable mechanical advantage by altering the line of their direction , and by advancing it further out from the centre of motion ; and this upon the principles of the resolution of force , upon which ...
Pagina 148
... dependance upon the will is not conftant but occafional , gives to them a conftitution of which the con- veniency is ineftimable . This their semi- voluntary voluntary character , is exactly fuch as fuits with the 148 OF THE MUSCLES .
... dependance upon the will is not conftant but occafional , gives to them a conftitution of which the con- veniency is ineftimable . This their semi- voluntary voluntary character , is exactly fuch as fuits with the 148 OF THE MUSCLES .
Pagina 167
... gives out the effete or corrupt air which it contained , and which is carried away , along with the hali- tus , every time we expire . At leaft ; by com- paring the air which is breathed from the lungs , with the air before it enters ...
... gives out the effete or corrupt air which it contained , and which is carried away , along with the hali- tus , every time we expire . At leaft ; by com- paring the air which is breathed from the lungs , with the air before it enters ...
Pagina 168
... give the blood in its course the benefit of this organization ( and this is the part of the subject with which we are chiefly concerned ) , the following operation takes place . As soon as the blood is received by the heart from the ...
... give the blood in its course the benefit of this organization ( and this is the part of the subject with which we are chiefly concerned ) , the following operation takes place . As soon as the blood is received by the heart from the ...
Pagina 196
... give to the arm its firmness and tenfion ; but which , being rigid and , in its fubftance , inflexible , can only turn upon joints : fecondly therefore , joints for this purpose , one at the fhoulder to raise the arm , another at the ...
... give to the arm its firmness and tenfion ; but which , being rigid and , in its fubftance , inflexible , can only turn upon joints : fecondly therefore , joints for this purpose , one at the fhoulder to raise the arm , another at the ...
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