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...Published in 1911 as part of the Harper's Library of Living Thought, this volume presents an introduction to the chemistry of cells in the context of plant physiology and gives an interesting overview of the field of biochemistry and related sciences at the time. The author, Frederick Czapek, was a Czech botanist and professor of Plant Physiology at the University of Pragu...

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... on their readers. As I “preach the good news” on a printed page, seeds are “planted,” or perhaps “watered,” in preparation for Christ to “give the in... ...the human mind. Doctors and healers trusted God to enlighten them about what plants created certain medicines. Lawyers, kings, and 40 all kingdoms be... ...ches. I had not calculated how a swing is developed according to a person’ s physiology. No golf technique is designed as universally applicable. I sp... ... Lord. Bring me back to the green and shady banks of your fellowship Keep me planted by your stream of living water. Give me words in your season. Giv... ...t revenge is writing, and publishing, well.” Dream big. Shoot for the stars. Plant your keester in a chair and type. Think you don’t have time? Bah! A... ...ur pen, just drop your arms. Stop flailing, twisting your hands. Don’t fuss. Plant your writing desires in God’s heart and wait silent and serene befo...

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... suffrage on black males. The Union army consigned black labor gangs to work on the plantations of loyal Southerners and forcibly separated the blac... ... never officially endorsed by it. It was used to "discipline" the workforce in the plantations - but also targeted Republicans. The Democrats chang... ...the top of the skin. The head was dipped into a pot of boiling water and chinchipi plant juice. It was left to simmer for two hours until the hair ... ...in the Soviet Union, he became the chief proponent of the work of the self-taught plant breeder Ivan Vladimirovich Michurin (1855-1935) and his br... ... years after Stalin died - even when he claimed, between 1948 and 1953, that wheat plants can produce seeds of rye. But, as the Encyclopedia Britan... ...emist Stanley B. Prusiner and others. Prusiner was awarded the 1997 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for his discovery. Prions are controvers...

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...range an Indian bride for him.’ ‘What a fascinating dynasty, Gavin; all the intrigue of our own Plantagenets and Tudors,’ said Helen, her eyes brig... ...reating in her threatened to undo her self-control - she, a doctor familiar with male and female physiology, had never dreamed that desire could be ... ...of water. Sheep and goats grazed on the almost barren mountain sides, foraging for whatever hardy plants grew in this harsh ground that was covered,... ...n starting searching her room. ‘What are you looking for, Doctor?’ enquired a puzzled Helen. ‘A plant … ah, here it is, just as I thought.’ He pick... ...osita’s dresser and looked deceptively innocent with its profusion of pale yellow flowers. ‘This plant is of the monkshood family but even more toxi... ...uth and throat and impairment of sight and hearing - are common indications of poisoning by this plant, but how was the poison ingested? That is wha...

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...ed universe is material (physical) satisfaction. Because of our programmed physiology, each of us needs to eat, drink, sleep, procreate, pleasure one’... ... limited. And this is how my imaginary I is created and lives. In terms of physiology, this means that in our brain only limited neuron areas are acti... ...ere is a time, a time there is for each thing under heaven: “2. …a time to plant, and a time to pull off what is planted; “3. …a time to destroy, and... ...r to make its own existence more and more secure and pleasant. In terms of physiology, this means that in the brain more and more areas become active ... ...anifestations of Himself; and He was pleasured. And only then God chose to plant a mighty tree amidst the delightful garden. And He adorned this tree ... ...s to acquire God’s qualities in the body and consciousness of an animal, a plant or a stone. Then, might we at least admit that the form of God is the... ... no more. And now, this is how it all works physiologically, as well. Physiology of “bliss”. In the name of God, the Blissful! We saw that our ge... ...simplicity of method, we might look at how physiologically it works. Physiology of Method. In the name of God, the Blissful! In terms of physiol... ...s own. Some are in love with a human, some are in love with an animal or a plant, others - with their hobby, their profession, some are in love with t...

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...ry of America. Whew! HELENA Do you know that by heart? DOMIN Yes. You see physiology is not in my line. Shall I go on? HELENA Yes, please. DOMIN And ... ... FABRY, HALLEMEIER, enter on tiptoe from the left, each carrying a potted plant. HALLEMEIER (putting down his flower and indicating the door to righ... ...he can't worry about it. DOMIN She knows nothing about it. FABRY (putting plant on writing desk) I certainly hope nothing happens today. HALLEMEIER F...

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... only in the concept of the body. Following the extensive developments in physiology and psychology, they have found that Providence has provided fo... ...n. In other words, they do not require great depth to understand and thus plant the foundations of their work in the hearts of the children of Israe... ...throw upon us pure water and purify us with Your love and compassion, and plant Your love and fear in our hearts forever, with no end, at all times ... ...l it grows and is able to sustain itself. As man, so are all the animals, plants, and objects, all are wisely and mercifully cared for to ensure the... ...not succeed in the Torah, he relocates and uproots himself from there and plants himself in a place inhabited by good people, with Torah and with Mi... ...wicked, for he will not be able to succeed there in Torah and Mitzvot, and plant himself elsewhere, among righteous, and he will succeed in Torah and...

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...think you should have brought her here. What do human doctors know of Were physiology? Absolutely nothing. You should take her to one of our Were doc... ...ctly? I know you fixed my ankle.” “I’m a Were doctor. I specialize in Were physiology and ailments.” “Oh!” Laylah gaped at Kattcha. She started to ask... ...n he could concentrate on protecting the ones he loved most. ~***~ Britta planted herself in front of Laylah. Dangit! Both Donil and Laylah could be ... ...“Yeah. You know, like the kind that you smell in downtown Heyendo near the plant. Different chemical smell though." “Laylah, I think I know where you...

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...lly say "Ah!" This actually happened to me when I was staying in a coffee plantation: a mother started beating a child, a little child, you know. She... ...ped us to live in harmony. We have created this moral problem, you see. Plants and animals don't have a religious problem. Man has created this re... ...tremendous progress in the fields of microbiology and glandular and brain physiology. They will soon have enough sophistication in these areas to un...

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...maine’s site? In the large cellar?” “Yes,” Alex answered. “Was there any evidence it was planted?” Bob asked. “No, we found it fairly deep down, in... ... the compound were the barracks where the Royal guards lived. Numerous tropical trees and plants decorated the courtyard and provided pleasant shade... ...” Mitch nodded, a light going on. “Like drawing you to its location through a vi- sion it planted somehow.” “Precisely,” she answered. “Well, Tuthmo... ...your system somehow affected her in particular, perhaps due to something unique about her physiology but, and I stress this, any effect would only h... ...he was planning on exploring and strolling along the area east of the river for herbs and plants. Axiana had an argument with Traeus the previous nig... ... a lush and uninhabited region. They spent the day walking, picking up various herbs and plants, and watching the wildlife. Commander Koronius and h...

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...- quest was completed;—thereby, in these his seemingly so aimless rambles, planting new standards, founding new habitable colonies, in the immeasurabl... ... the current of Innovation, such a Volume as Teufelsdrockh’s, if cunningly planted down, were no despicable pile, or floodgate, in the logical wear. F... ...transplanting foreign Thought into the barren domestic soil; except indeed planting Thought of your own, which the fewest are privileged to do? Wild a... ...ealthful that it even finds nourishment in Death: these stern experiences, planted down by Memory in my Imagi- nation, rose there to a whole cypress-f... ...ntasy that superadds itself to sight; on the so petty domain of the Actual plants its Archimedes-lever, whereby to move at will the infinite Spiritual... ...sant could no more be met with, than a Peasant unacquainted with botanical Physiology, or who felt not that the clod he broke was created in Heaven. “... ...tive frag- mentary sheet, the true secret, the Religious physiog- nomy and physiology of the Dandiacal Body, is nowise laid fully open there. Neverthe... ...nto a wide- spreading rooted error, that Tailors are a distinct species in Physiology, not Men, but fractional Parts of a Man. Call any one a Schneide...

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... watch the demolition of houses. He might now have been observed, stolidly planted on his legs, his nose in the air, watching for the fall of a stone ... ...erves careful examination on the part of medical science and philosophical physiology. There rises, at times, within such men, a species of bile,—a bi... ...s, or dahlias, or heart’s-ease, or geraniums, and pays no attention to the plants his fancy has not se- lected, so this young La Rochefoucault-Liancou... ...a man with thirty years’ experience, who has seen six governments, left to plant balsams in a little garden! Heavens and earth!—I am frank, my dear Th... ...urgeoisie of Mansard on the Val-de-Grace, and the charms of the Jardin des Plantes. One asks one’s self why the elegance of life has left that region;... ...s running back on either side. The courtyard thus formed ended in a garden planted with trees, which was always rented to the occupant of the first fl...

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...he former young enthusiast for arms, dwarfed it to appear like the starved plants under Greenland skies. But those are of a sturdy genus; they mean to... ...he had never been loved. Memory had of late been paying visits to a droopy plant in the golden summer drought on a gorgeous mid-sea island, and had ta... ... more terribly divine. Those eyes had elsewhere once looked love: they had planted their object in a throbbing Eden. The man on whom they had looked s... ...must be careful not to cross me.’ Aminta had confused notions of her being planted in hos- tile territory, and torn and knitted, trumpeted to the worl... ...had deceived her, though he had done it—much as if she had assisted at the planting and watched aforetime the promise of a noble tree, to find it, aft... ...ved a good deal among our neighbours, who expound 147 George Meredith the physiology of women. He anatomizes us; pulls us to pieces, puts us together...

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... off his clothes as he ran. ‘The Steel Trust is scrapping the whole of its plant,’ he shouted. ‘The State Railways are going to scrap all their en- gi... ...ncerned with the question whether these patent rights have the novelty the plantiff claims for them. What that admission may or may not stop, and all ... ... in this region, from which attacks could be made upon the vast industrial plant of the lower Rhine, and a flanking raid through Holland upon the Germ... ... to a final collapse. These crowning buds upon the tradition that Napoleon planted and Bismarck watered, opened and flared ‘like waterlilies of flame’... ...citement in his voice, ‘we have to get every atom of Carolinum and all the plant for making it, into our control….’ Firman was not alone in his incred... ... next sciences to yield great har- vests now will be psychology and neural physiology. These perplexities of the situation between man and woman and t...

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...S F OSTER, by the time we concluded our meal, had stript off his coat, and planted himself on a low chair by the kitchen fire, with a lapstone, a hamm... ... both as to health and spirits. As I first saw her, she had reminded me of plants that one sometimes observes doing their best to vegetate among the b... ...fts of burdock, mistaking them for cabbages; and that by dint of unskilful planting few of our seeds ever came up at all, or, if they did come up, it ... ...ly one of the aesthetic—or shall I rather say ecstatic?—laborers, who have planted themselves hereabouts. This is your forest of Arden; and you are ei... ...t utters it. But I do long for the cottages to be built, that the creeping plants may begin to run over them, and the moss to gather on the walls, and... ... itinerant professor instructs separate classes of ladies and gentlemen in physiology, and demonstrates his lessons by the aid of real skeletons, and ...

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...erby’s Botany also, with thousands of carefully tinted pictures of British plants, and one or two other important works in the sitting-room. I was all... ... whether it be subject XII., Organic Chemistry, or subject XVII., Ani- mal Physiology, when you blow into a glass of lime water it instantly becomes c... ...with an air of appetite was walled in by a Bromstead Cemetery Company, and planted with suitably high-minded and sor- rowful varieties of conifer. A s...

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...e their eyes, but at the same time they understand that it is the Creator who plants these attributes there. Thus, they are presented with Creation ... ...means that everything in our world is based on ego—the in- animate nature, the plants, animals, and people. In all the incidents and in every degree ... ...e into another, such as breathing life into an inanimate object, or turning a plant into an animal. There are intermediary degrees between inanimate... ... AT D O E S K A B B A L A H D E A L W I T H ? S cientists have discovered that plants react differently when different people approach them. For exam... ...rent people approach them. For example, if a certain person harms a cer- tain plant, the plant will remember it, and if that person approaches it ag... ...t of the female properties. Men and women differ in properties, skin texture, physiology, etc. You can even see the differences in their handwriting...

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... mild and gentle beginning, if once by the aid of time it have setled and planted the same in us, it will soone discover a furious and tyrannicall c... ...in), or of other opinions, is there any so strange, that custome hath not planted and established by lawes in what regions soever it hath thought go... ... difficultie they have shaken off the importunitie of a tutor, they run to plant a new one with semblable difficulties because they cannot resolve th... ...t were diminishes it selfe, to make roome for others. I might say, that as plants are choked by over-much moisture, and lampe dammed with too much oy... ...rs of husbandrie, the labor that must be used before sowing, setting; and planting, yea in planting itselfe, is most certaine and easie. But when tha...

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...mber of areas important for parenting. There are classes in nutrition, in physiology, in child psychology, in teaching methods and similar areas. If ... ...asily outsourced. Auto workers in Detroit strike so the company moves its plants to Latin America. 70 “You have seen these problems in ...

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...y hiding-place towards the sound of the sea. I remember a growth of thorny plants, with spines that stabbed like pen-knives. I emerged bleeding and wi... ...ed me. I stretched my limbs, sore and painful from the pricks of the spiny plants, and stared around me at the trees; and, so suddenly that it seemed ... ...ory nerve merely 62 The Island of Dr. Moreau means a humming in our ears. Plants do not feel pain, nor the lower animals; it’s possible that such ani... ...d was in a mind to write an account of the whole affair to wake up English physiology. Then I came upon the creature squat- ting up in a tree and gibb... ...e launch, and one died of a wounded heel that he poisoned in some way with plant-juice. Three went away in the yacht, and I suppose and hope were drow... ...s, ropy creepers catching us under the chin or gripping our ankles, thorny plants hooking into and tear- ing cloth and flesh together. “He has gone on...