An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... position of an exact science , and with this , its value as a training for students of medicine has greatly increased . The doctor , in making a diagnosis , has not merely to observe and record what has happened , but he must ascertain ...
... position of an exact science , and with this , its value as a training for students of medicine has greatly increased . The doctor , in making a diagnosis , has not merely to observe and record what has happened , but he must ascertain ...
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... position of the physician of the present . The development of physiology on the lines indicated has also made possible the growth of the sciences of experimental path- ology , of experimental medicine and of pharmacology ; and the ...
... position of the physician of the present . The development of physiology on the lines indicated has also made possible the growth of the sciences of experimental path- ology , of experimental medicine and of pharmacology ; and the ...
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... position - by the flickering flames of our house fires draws the eye . Constantly , alterations are going on . No flame is still for any length of time . All is seemingly unordered and uncon- trolled change . Yet down to the most minute ...
... position - by the flickering flames of our house fires draws the eye . Constantly , alterations are going on . No flame is still for any length of time . All is seemingly unordered and uncon- trolled change . Yet down to the most minute ...
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... position , composi- tion , history , etc. A quantity of energy that may be measured is stored up ( or rendered passive in some way ) , and this same quantity is theoretically recoverable in a measurable form . It may not be apparent how ...
... position , composi- tion , history , etc. A quantity of energy that may be measured is stored up ( or rendered passive in some way ) , and this same quantity is theoretically recoverable in a measurable form . It may not be apparent how ...
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... position of the light bands emitted by the element in gaseous form . Conversely , if one views the absorption spectra of that gaseous element , black bands will be found in place of the light emission bands . To take a concrete example ...
... position of the light bands emitted by the element in gaseous form . Conversely , if one views the absorption spectra of that gaseous element , black bands will be found in place of the light emission bands . To take a concrete example ...
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