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EFFECT OF UREA, THIOUREA, PHENYLTHIOUREA AND THIOURACIL ON THE OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF BLOCKED AND ACTIVE EMBRYONIC CELLS
1949
The Biological Bulletin
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No significant differences in re- sponse to any concentration of the thiourea by the blocked and active cells are noted. ...
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Eggs of the grasshopper, Melanoplus differentialis, were obtained and dis- section of embryos carried out as previously noted (Bodine and Boell, 1934). ...
doi:10.2307/1537995
pmid:18108891
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Notes and News
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1906
The Journal of Philosophy Psychology and Scientific Methods
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NOTES AND NEWS HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY announce the publication of 'Analysis of Racial Descent in Animals,' by Professor T. H. Montgomery. ...
succinctly and, on the whole, clearly presented. ...
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Gabriel Naudé's library thought and early modern views into history and veins within political theory
2021
Informaatiotutkimus
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Naudé's ideal of the publicly open library, on the other hand, could relate to a different view to history that could be constitutive of morality too. ...
The early modern vein of Tacitist historiography pursuing a realist and source-based description of the past could relate to Naudé's ideal of the censorship-free library and his technocratic and moral ...
According to Bodin, on the other hand, "The sovereign, like the subject, is bound by the law of God and of nature, but his obligation in this respect is to God, by whom it will be enforced" (Dunning 1896 ...
doi:10.23978/inf.107577
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Page 145 of Judicature Vol. 32, Issue 5
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1949
Judicature
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For prej- udice has been called the thirteenth juror, and it has been noted that “Mr. ...
Small wonder that Thayer commented that jury trials are “a potent cause of demoral- ization to the bar,” or that Morgan, well versed in trial tactics, in reviewing a book on jury trial techniques, recently ...
Concepts Of Sovereignty: Historical Reflections on State, Economy and Culture
1999
Studies in Political Economy
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Bodin, Six livres, p. 12. The artisanal model here implies that the work proceeds by known technical rules, similar to classical ideas of poiesis. 3 I. ...
See Franklin, Bodin, p. 89. The imposition of new taxes requires the assent of an assembly. 28. Note, for example, Tully's polemics against C.B. ...
In Hegel's usage, moreover, the external sense is linked to his distinctive concept of recognition, by which is confirmed the ethical individuality of the state, the fact that it represents specific values ...
doi:10.1080/19187033.1999.11675271
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Prosthodontic essentials and an evaluation of the mandibular subperiosteal implant denture
1955
The Journal of the American Dental Association (1939)
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Considerable improvement in his appear- ance was noted immediately, and a sub- sequent improvement in his personality was frequently remarked on by his as- sociates. ...
Because of the number of enthusiastic comments such as these, there will be a steady increase in the demand made by patients for implant dentures. ...
doi:10.14219/jada.archive.1955.0260
pmid:13271007
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Weighing Experience: Experimental Histories and Francis Bacon's Quantitative Program
2011
Early Science and Medicine
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I suggest that Bacon's ideas on this issue can be tied to experiments for the determination of specific gravities born in a monetary context: Bacon's investigation was very likely a generalization of Jean ...
I also aknowledge the generous support of the Chemical Heritage Foundation. 1) "Atque hactenùs tamen potiores Meditationis partes, quàm Scriptionis in inveniendo fuerunt; neque adhùc Experientia literata ...
Wilson; introduction by D.P. O'Brien; notes by J.C. M. Starkey (Bristol, 1997), 121. ...
doi:10.1163/157338211x607781
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Counteracting Counterfeiting? Bodin, Mariana, and Locke on False Money as a Multidimensional Issue
2010
History of Political Economy
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Bodin, Mariana and Locke on false money as a multidimensional issue 1 ...
Stabilizations, through a monetary revolution close to what had been proposed by Bodin, Mariana and Locke, occurred between the end of the 17 th and the beginning of the 18 th century. 2 Counteracting ...
One of its weaknesses lied in the idea of a fixed ratio between gold and silver (1:12), as noted by O'Brien (2000) : it is enough to destroy all the system. ...
doi:10.1215/00182702-2010-005
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Finding the "Sovereign" in "Sovereign Immunity": Lessons from Bodin, Hobbes, and Rousseau
2017
Critical Review
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The sources of this understanding of sovereignty-Hobbes, Bodin, and others-are, in turn, condemned by opponents of sovereign immunity as absolutists whose doctrines are incompatible with limited, constitutional ...
"Sovereign" immunity, then, is an imposter doctrine that protects government officials by falsely draping them in the sovereign's cloak. ...
The role of "consent" in the assertion of sovereign immunity is more apparent when one considers the example provided by the English monarchy-the primary point of comparison for early American legal commentators ...
doi:10.1080/08913811.2017.1403730
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Page 137 of Journal of Education Vol. 72, Issue 5
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1910
Journal of Education
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figures for the year 1909-10 will be somewhat higher’than for the previous year, for which the figures are given,
President Urion, in commenting on the report, says:—
“We are rather proud of the show- ...
In the city there are 47,985 pu- pils in the high and _ technical schools. ...
Sovereign Subjects, Feudal Law, and the Writing of History
2006
Journal of medieval and early modern studies
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Kelley suggested that medievalists take an interest in "de origine feudorum," the philological and historiographical pursuit of the origin of feudal law by sixteenth-century legal scholars. ...
and later philological nationalisms, and for their role in shaping historical knowledge, on which he cites Herbert Butterfield's maxim: "Our knowledge of the past is seriously affected if we learn how ...
collection of notes on the first twenty-four books of the Digest. 37 As a humanist dedicated to the task of recovering the text of Roman law distorted by centuries of "barbarous" editing and commentary ...
doi:10.1215/10829636-2005-001
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Page 260 of Photo-Era Magazine : The American Journal of Photography Vol. 19, Issue 5
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1907
Photo-Era Magazine : The American Journal of Photography
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It is pleasant to be able to comment favorably on the general excellence of the pictures submitted, some of the displays being worthy of an hon- ored place in exhibitions of greater pretensions. ...
Indeed, the process here employed goes one step farther; for, in addition to technical accuracy of form, color and texture, it imparts to the facsimile a touch of that atmosphere which distinguishes it ...
Deconstructing the Leviathan: Derrida's The Beast and the Sovereign
2012
Societies
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In session two of the Seminar, the main focus of this essay, Derrida explores the 'origin' of this contradictory logic inter alia with reference to animal fables which he contends draw on unconscious forces ...
The self, and ultimately sovereignty, it can be said in view of Derrida's analysis, is never purely present to itself but instead arrives at itself by way of the 'binding' of unconscious forces. ...
Acknowledgements I wish to express my gratitude to Porchia Adonis, Yonatan Fessha, Wessel Le Roux, Bernice Lottering and Sandra van Reenen for their participation in a discussion group in 2012 on The Beast ...
doi:10.3390/soc2040357
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Page 12 of None Vol. 51, Issue 1
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2002
None
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The authors thank Drs. J. Hanrahan, A. Guyot, Y. Berthiaume, A. Dagenais, and A. Kubalski for comments on this manuscript. ...
Although Gd** and other lanthanides were often found to have biphasic stimulator/inhibitory effects on exocytotic re- lease of various neurotransmitters (1, 14), it should be noted that small stimulation ...
Global networks and global change-induced tipping points
2014
International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics
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We conclude by proposing a simple framework for the analysis of the interplay between perceived global change-induced "tipping points," global networks, and international institutions. ...
Despite an increased scholarly and policy interest in the dynamics of these perceived "tipping points," institutional and governance scholars have yet to make progress on how to analyze in which ways state ...
Moynihan (2008) also notes that trust based on perceived legitimacy plays a key role in the coordination of multiple networks by reducing strategic uncertainty (pp. 357). ...
doi:10.1007/s10784-014-9253-6
pmid:32288692
pmcid:PMC7104618
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