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RMPB1PH7–A Brook in a Clearing (possibly 'Brook, Valley of Fontcouverte; Study'). Artist: Gustave Courbet (French, Ornans 1819-1877 La Tour-de-Peilz). Dimensions: 20 3/4 x 25 1/2 in. (52.7 x 64.8 cm). Date: probably 1862. Courbet is thought to have painted this lush landscape at Fontcouverte, in the Saintonge region of western France. In the summer of 1862 he sketched there alongside Louis-Augustin Auguin (1824-1904), its probable first owner. The canvas may have been included in an exhibition that Courbet and Auguin helped to organize at Saintes in early 1863. Another view of Fontcouverte was exhibit
RMP0E1DH–. English: A Village on the Coast Seen from the Sea, Northern France Although the village is not identified it is likely to be on the coast of northern France which Wyllie knew intimately. It is probable that this sketch was made from Wyllie’s yawl 'Ladybird' which had been built at Boulogne in 1873 from which he also worked in Holland and on the Thames. A Village on the Coast Seen from the Sea, Northern France . probably late 1860-70s. William Lionel Wyllie (1851–1931) Alternative names W. L. Wyllie Description British painter Date of birth/death 5 July 1851 6 April 1931 Location
RMWATFFK–Graffiti scratched into an internal limestone wall, probably left by a craftsmen, with probable addition of the heart later, which can be seen during the Salisbury Cathedral Tower Tour, where visitors are guided up to the base of the 123 metre tall spire, climbing 332 mainly spiral steps, through the vaulted roof space, past medieval stained glass and through the inner workings of the 13th century cathedral.
RM2F7AKYT–Skiopticon image from the Department of Photography at the Royal Institute of Technology. Motifus depicting a Rauk, probable on Gotland. The picture is probably taken by John Hertzberg during a trip in Sweden.
RM2D4740P–POLISH RESCUE WORKERS PLACE AN INJURED MAN ON A STRETCHER AFTER A PROBABLE GAS EXPLOSION IN A CAFE IN CENTRAL WARSAW. Polish rescue workers place an injured man on a stretcher after a probable gas explosion in a cafe in central Warsaw April 5, 2004. Police said the blast, which killed one and injured three, appeared to be accidental and was probably not linked to any extremist groups. REUTERS/Katarina Stoltz REUTERS
RMKNDRC1–Embroidered bed hangings. Maker: Ruth Culver Coleman (died 1801); Date: ca. 1760-75; Geography: Probably made in Sag Harbor, New York, United States;
RMKC7WT1–A Brook in a Clearing (possibly 'Brook, Valley of Fontcouverte; Study'), Gustave Courbet, probably 1862
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RMW27PAD–Archive image from page 304 of Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches cyclopediaofamer04bail4 Year: 1900 2419. SLrawberry nubbin. to the New York market, yet he never saw cultivated Strawberries in that market before 1840, tliough there were probably a few before that time. It is probable that there are uow more
RM2AKATW2–The Architectural magazine . tian monuments, to be the materialmost suitable to supplying the given want,and also that most probably originallyemployed. The choice of this materialappears the more probable, since thepersons engaged at Luxor told me, onmy first visit to the vessel in which theobelisk was brought to Paris, that theyhad seen, in the interior of the palace infront of which the monolith originallystood,the figured representation of an obe-lisk the pyramidion of which was paintedyellow. This assertion being in con-formity with the idea which tlie inspec-tion of the pyramidion had su
RMARF94W–Pride of three adult female lionesses and nine cubs drinking at a pool in the Masai Mara National Reserve Kenya East Africa
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RMPA61PE–Gordian III (225-244). Roman Emperor. Bust in bronze probably of Gordian III. Roman-Germanic Museum. Cologne. Germany.
RM2F7AKW0–Skiopticon image from the Department of Photography at the Royal Institute of Technology. Motifus depicting a port, probable on Gotland. The picture is probably taken by John Hertzberg during a trip in Sweden.
RM2CNX7XB–An Egyptian woman carrying a baby walks by shattered glass and blood stains at the location of an explosion attack in Cairo. An Egyptian woman carrying a baby walks by shattered glass and blood stains at the location of an explosion attack April 8, 2005. A probable suicide bomb attack on Thursday in a Cairo bazaar popular with tourists killed a U.S. Man, a French woman and the bomber, Egyptian officials said. The Interior Ministry said 18 people were wounded in the attack. Early investigations showed it was probably carried out by an Egyptian man whose remains had yet to be identified, cabine
RMKNN2DD–Standing Figure. Date: 3rd-7th century; Geography: Mexico, Mesoamerica; Culture: Teotihuacan; Medium: Green schist; Dimensions: H.16 1/8 x W. 8 1/8 x
RMW9GFT8–Archive image from page 216 of American spiders and their spinning. American spiders and their spinning work. A natural history of the orbweaving spiders of the United States, with special regard to their industry and habits CUbiodiversity1121211-9810 Year: 1889 ( COCOON LIFE AND BABYHOOD. 211 several nests built by a Vireo, the white eyed Vireo probably (Vireo novo- boracensis), which are largely composed of the thick sheetings taken ap- parently from the cocoons of various Orhwcavers and the Speckled Agalena, which may all have been abandoned cocoons. However, it is extremely probable that
RM2AX808D–The sea west of Spitsbergen; the oceanographic observations of the Isachsen Spitsbergen Expedition in 1910 . r values than might be expected at some of the stations; this is partly indicated by the difference between the temperatures found by the insulated water-bottle and those found by the reversing thermometer in lower depths. It is therefore very probable that the small drop of mercury in the upper bulb has varied in size, and has at times been considerably larger than it was found to be after the return of the expedition. This has probably been the case during the first period of the expe
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RMPA61JE–Gordian III (225-244). Roman Emperor. Bust in bronze probably of Gordian III. Roman-Germanic Museum. Cologne. Germany.
RM2JXJ6PJ–Probable radar installations at Alexishafen, Northeast New Guinea. The truck in photograph 3 was probably the power plant for an installation. It was located in an excavation in a side of a hill and camouflaged with a covering of branches from nearby
RMKNWW4W–A Brook in a Clearing (possibly Brook, Valley of Fontcouverte; Study). Artist: Gustave Courbet (French, Ornans 1819-1877 La Tour-de-Peilz); Date:
RMW27PP9–Archive image from page 306 of Cyclopedia of American horticulture . Cyclopedia of American horticulture : comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches cyclopediaofame04bail Year: 1906 STRAWBERRY to the New York market, yet he never saw cultivatea Strawberries in that market before 1840, though there were probably a few before that time. It is probable that there are now more Strawberries carried to New
RM2AKMMW3–A treatise on the science and practice of midwifery . of abdominal pregnancyis probably less difficult to account for if we admit, with Coste, that theovule becomes impregnated on the surface of the ovary itself, for theremust be very many conditions which prevent the proper adaptation ofthe fimbriated extremity of the tube to the surface of the ovary, andfailing this the ovum must of necessity drop into the abdominal cavity.Kiwisch has pointed out that this is particularly apt to occur when theGraafian follicle develops on the posterior surface of the ovary; and,indeed, it is probable that it
RMABYK5P–Remains of most probably WW2 era coastal bunker on Vrbanj Bay on Brioni islands, Veliki Brijun, Croatia
RMPA61J6–Gordian III (225-244). Roman Emperor. Bust in bronze probably of Gordian III. Roman-Germanic Museum. Cologne. Germany.
RM2JGYW7X–Anders and Märta Haeggström, probably at the Haeggström Summer House family in Marielund, Funbo parish, Uppland. The middle of the 1920s.. Anders and Märta Haeggström, Probable at the Haeggström Summer House Family in Marielund, Funbo Parish, Uppland. The Middle of the 1920s.
RMW242RP–Archive image from page 199 of Cytology, with special reference to. Cytology, with special reference to the metazoan nucleus cytologywithspec00agar 0 Year: 1920 184 CYTOLOGY CHAP. gigas. In the male meiosis of this hybrid, which has 21 chromosomes (14 + 7), according to Geerts (1911), we get 7 bivalents and 7 univalents ; i.e. of the triple set of chromosomes, two sets of homologues have paired, leaving the other set free, as is probably also the case in Drosera. Gates, however (1909 b), thinks it probable that there is no syndesis, and finds that there are 21 univalents in metaphase I. (in
RM2AWFF8R–The museum of classical antiquities : being a series of essays on ancient art . dings were called indifferentlyby various names, and we find that the Stoa at Elis, calledPoecile, was also called Echo^ (v. 21). This circumstance,unimportant as it seems, would appear to indicate that thebuilduig was of the form which we have attributed to theLesche, the long wall of which probably faced a lofty rock,and thus produced the seven-fold echo, as we frequently findefifected by the perpendicular cliffs of some river-gorge. It is probable that all these buildings were ornamented withstatues. The Corcyre
RM2BW3281–Many multiple bunch of drinking glasses empty ready clean washed cleaned hanging from above inverted in bar isolated
RM2JY12G4–At Matsuwa Is. Kurile Is Gp. Japaneses have installed (1) four large hangars and eight buildings, (2) probably dual purpose batteries, (3) probable maintenance shops and barrack-type structures, (4) ofxholes, (5) trenches, (6) tents, (7) revetments.
RM2ANGJ08–Peroral endoscopy and laryngeal surgery . ce, probably is partlymuscular and partly the crowding of the adjacent viscera into the fixedand narrow upper thoracic aperture. It is probable that the anatomicchanges associated with the phylogenetically late upright posture of manis associated with the physiological narrowing which causes foreignbodies to lodge at the upper thoracic aperture. 1-OKEIGN BdDIKS IN THE ESOPHAGUS. 331 Syinftonis of forcujn body in the esophagus, and indications foresophoi/oscopy. It would be a waste of valuable space extensively toconsider here the symptoms of esophageal
RM2HHT9ME–Chessmen (32) late 19th century German The two kings resemble Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany and Czar Alexander III of Russia, and resemblances to the Empress Augusta and Czarina Maria Feodorovna may be intended in the queens. The reigns of the Kaiser and Alexander III overlapped from 1887 to 1894. This period may thus be taken as the probable time in which the set was made. The initials J S in monogram within a shaped shield on the four rooks are probably those of the original owner.. Chessmen (32). German. late 19th century. Ivory. Chess Sets
RM2AKCHTR–Handbook of insanity for practitioners and students . ed fissures. The large size and extent of thepia mater probably depend, however, on the nutritive needsof the brain, which contains approximately one-fifth of theentire mass of blood in the body. Although the vessels donot cause the development of the fissures, the distributionof the former by different arrangements of the fissures must DEVELOPMENT OF BRAIN. exercise great influence on the activity of the correspond-ing parts of the brain, and it is probable that for this rea-son the activity of the same cortical regions will differ indiffe
RM2HGYA9F–The lake of Kuggsuak at Tasermiut, Greenland 1863 Lars Møller This lithograph, along with 60.704.1 and 60.704.2, were executed by Lars Moeller, the native Greenlander in charge of the press, after watercolors by Hinrich Rink. It is probable that the prints were designed for export as well as home sale due to the legends in English, Danish, and Greenlandic. They were made in a small number on the lithographic press Rink brought to Greenland in 1857, and these prints are probably the best examples of the early work.. The lake of Kuggsuak at Tasermiut, Greenland. Lars Møller (Greenlandic-Inuit, 1
RM2ANED4G–Quain's elements of anatomy . extremity is probably one of the peritoneal apertures of that portion ofthe seg-mental organs. Among the amniota the pronephros or head-kidney is asyet only known in birds by the researches of Sedgwick and Balfour ; but, accord-ing to the views of the latter, it seems probable that the anterior jsart of Milllersduct is, in reptiles and mammals as well as in birds, homologous with the ductof the pronephros. Although, therefore, the tubular part of the pronephros isnot developed in these animals, there is reason to hold that the type of develop-ment of their urogeni
RM2HHWK38–A Brook in a Clearing (possibly 'Brook, Valley of Fontcouverte; Study') probably 1862 Gustave Courbet French Courbet is thought to have painted this lush landscape at Fontcouverte, in the Saintonge region of western France. In the summer of 1862 he sketched there alongside Louis-Augustin Auguin (1824–1904), its probable first owner. The canvas may have been included in an exhibition that Courbet and Auguin helped to organize at Saintes in early 1863. Another view of Fontcouverte was exhibited as a collaboration between the artists (whereabouts unknown).. A Brook in a Clearing (possibly 'Brook,
RM2AFNH3E–. The principles and practice of surgery. re inthe vicinity of the fracture. When the laceration and displacementare the least, other things being equal, the amount of callus is theleast. It is probable that neither hyperaemia nor inflammation is essen-tial to the repair of lesions in bone, as they are probably not essentialto the repair of lesions in the soft parts; yet these pathological condi-tions are seldom absent in either case, and if they do not materially 240 REPAIR OF FRACTURES. aid in the restoration of divided parts, it is certain that when moderatethey do not prevent such restorat
RM2HHP4XP–The 'Kingitorssuak' seen from a valley near Kangerdluarssunguak, Greenland 1863 Lars Møller This lithograph, along with 60.704.2 and 60.704.3, were executed by Lars Moeller, the native Greenlander in charge of the press, after watercolors by Hinrich Rink. It is probable that the prints were designed for export as well as home sale due to the legends in English, Danish, and Greenlandic. They were made in a small number on the lithographic press Rink brought to Greenland in 1857, and these prints are probably the best examples of the early work.. The 'Kingitorssuak' seen from a valley near Kange
RM2AFP4FH–. An essay on western civilization in its economic aspects ... y probable thatthey also had depots from which they procured wool and slaves.In Egypt their commercial settlements were mere factories, asthe Pharaohs would not allow them any independence; but inother countries each community had practical autonomy, andcomplete control over the material resources within its reach. The period of Sidonian colonisation may be said to haveclosed with the building of Tyre; but before this date thePhoenicians had already gone far afield. They probably firstfound their way to Cyprus, attracted by the ric
RM2BKJPF8–Circular motion-like intentionally partial-blurry nature against sky Vrazji prolaz Devils passage Zeleni vir near Skrad Croatia Europe
RM2HHP4YY–Natives of New Herrnhut, Greenland 1863 Lars Møller This lithograph, along with 60.704.1 and 60.704.3, were executed by Lars Moeller, the native Greenlander in charge of the press, after watercolors by Hinrich Rink. It is probable that the prints were designed for export as well as home sale due to the legends in English, Danish, and Greenlandic. They were made in a small number on the lithographic press Rink brought to Greenland in 1857, and these prints are probably the best examples of the early work.. Natives of New Herrnhut, Greenland. Lars Møller (Greenlandic-Inuit, 1842–1926). 1863. Col
RM2AN6DK1–The topographic features of the desert basins of the United States with reference to the possible occurrence of potash . southern end the divide is alluvial and thoughapparently ancient, is probably less than 300 feet above the present deepest depres-sion. It is quite possible that the basin has overflowed this divide and drained intothe Rio Grande, but there is no direct evidence of this, and the writer does not con-sider it probable. In any case, a series of ancient strands about the present bottomindicates an inclosed history of some duration. The present deepest depression is alarge and ve
RM2AJC02A–Biologia Centrali-Americana, or, Contributions to the knowledge of the fauna and flora of Mexico and Central America . 0 affords the only example I have metwith where it can be confidently asserted that some material other than stone mustof necessity have been used for roofing. It seems most probable that wooden archi-traves connected the columns, and that beams sloping downwards from the outsidewalls rested on these architraves, the central patio being left open. The intersticesbetween the beams were probably filled with rubble and cement, as in the modernhouses in the Spanish-American towns.
RM2ANFWX8–A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . Fig. 204. Absorption of the neck after fracture. (Bryant.) It seems to me probable that, under certain favorable circumstances,this union will occur; these favorable circumstances have relation toseveral conditions, such as age, health, degree of separation of the frag-ments, whether impacted or not, laceration of the periosteum and capsule, treatment, etc. But such a combinationof circumstances is probably exceedinglyrare; and, what is more unfortunate, ifthey exist, the fracture is not likely tobe recognized, and the surgeon will failto av
RMW34PB8–Green forest and White bright clouds Spring seasonal outdoors countryside scenery landscape longish exposure Gorski kotar in Croatia Europe
RM2AG53N7–. Glass. work of the diamond and that ofthe finest wheel are skilfully combined, would point tothis being probably the work of the younger of the twoGeorges. That even before the end of the sixteenth centurythere were engravers of glass in other parts of Germany,above all in Silesia, is very probable, but there can be nodoubt that it was the connection of Lehmann and of theSchwanharts with the Imperial Court that first broughtthis style of decoration into favour with people in highstation. In fact, for some time this engraved glass wasmade for the most part to the order of wealthy patrons.Besi
RMHJ3TKX–Icy coldIcy cold tree full of ice and snow branches branch sunny-day sunnyday sunny bright magnificent marvelous ice
RM2AN4MK4–Handbook of medical entomology . was that of a woman offifty-five who suffered from albuminuria, andurinated with much difficulty, and finally passedthirty to forty larvae of Fannia canicularis. It is probable that infestation usually occilrsthrough eating partially decayed fruit or vege-tables on which the flies have deposited theireggs. Wellman points out that the flies maydeposit their eggs in or about the anus ofpersons using outside privies and Hewittbelieves that this latter method of infection is probably the commonone in the case of infants belonging to careless mothers. Suchinfants ar
RM2BXWXWF–Mi-8 MTV1 helicopter of Croatia Air Force HRZ in Grobnik Croatia airport during training exercise flights in behalf interest of firemen taking off
RM2AM3JK1–Underground waters of southwestern Kansas . ,this would seem to show the possibility, and even the probability, ofwater being deflected from the river toward the general uplands. Thedirection of the movement need not be at right angles with the river,nor nearly so, but probably would be in directions somewhat similarto those usually followed by drainage channels which draw waterfrom the river. If such lateral deflections of ground water are madeto appear probable, there can be no doubt that at least a portion ofthe precipitation over the mountainous areas drained by the Arkansasand the Platte
RM2BWFFRW–Rakalj in Istria coastline in Croatia Europe empty running fast on foottrail trail along sea seaside promenade
RM2AJ074W–Chicago by day and night . PANORAMAS, CASINO: AND LIBBY PRISON. CHAPTER VIII. PERILS AND PITFALLS. IT is not insulting the intel-ligence of the stranger to warnhim against the unscrupulouspersons who will beset his path^for they are so numerousand make their appearanceat such unexpectedtimes and places thatthe very smartest of us^all are occasionally indanger of being victim-ized. There are probably morecrooked people in Chicago atthe present writing than anyother city in the Union, and it isaltogether probable that thisnumber will be largely increasedduring the progress of the Fair. The crimi
![Modern music and musicians : [Encyclopedic] . ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF BACHS EIGHTH INVENTION. FROM THE ROYAL LIBRARY, BERLIN. Note.—It is quite probable that Bach originally intended these Inventions as a guide to extemporeplaying, since the manuscript title reads not merely how to obtain good Inyentions (ideas), but also how-to develop them properly. They were written probably in 1722-23. According to the Friedemann Bach manuscript, reproduced above, this is the Fourth Invention (Inven-tio 4), but according to the manuscript owned by Spohr it is the Eighth, and so called here. 5a ..^^.v^^.^-yT Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWGJKH/modern-music-and-musicians-encyclopedic-original-manuscript-of-bachs-eighth-invention-from-the-royal-library-berlin-noteit-is-quite-probable-that-bach-originally-intended-these-inventions-as-a-guide-to-extemporeplaying-since-the-manuscript-title-reads-not-merely-how-to-obtain-good-inyentions-ideas-but-also-how-to-develop-them-properly-they-were-written-probably-in-1722-23-according-to-the-friedemann-bach-manuscript-reproduced-above-this-is-the-fourth-invention-inven-tio-4-but-according-to-the-manuscript-owned-by-spohr-it-is-the-eighth-and-so-called-here-5a-v-yt-2AWGJKH.jpg "Modern music and musicians : [Encyclopedic] . ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF BACHS EIGHTH INVENTION. FROM THE ROYAL LIBRARY, BERLIN. Note.—It is quite probable that Bach originally intended these Inventions as a guide to extemporeplaying, since the manuscript title reads not merely how to obtain good Inyentions (ideas), but also how-to develop them properly. They were written probably in 1722-23. According to the Friedemann Bach manuscript, reproduced above, this is the Fourth Invention (Inven-tio 4), but according to the manuscript owned by Spohr it is the Eighth, and so called here. 5a ..^^.v^^.^-yT Stock Photo")
RM2AWGJKH–Modern music and musicians : [Encyclopedic] . ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF BACHS EIGHTH INVENTION. FROM THE ROYAL LIBRARY, BERLIN. Note.—It is quite probable that Bach originally intended these Inventions as a guide to extemporeplaying, since the manuscript title reads not merely how to obtain good Inyentions (ideas), but also how-to develop them properly. They were written probably in 1722-23. According to the Friedemann Bach manuscript, reproduced above, this is the Fourth Invention (Inven-tio 4), but according to the manuscript owned by Spohr it is the Eighth, and so called here. 5a ..^^.v^^.^-yT
RM2AM352Y–A text-book on chemistry : for the use of schools and colleges . Describe the polar decomposition of iodide of potassium. Can decom-positions he produced by very feeble Voltaic currents? Describe someof the mii-iii ?• ii its of M. Beequerel for illustrating the probable mode offormation of minerals. 128 ELECTRO-CHEMICAL THEORY. dergo decomposition by the action of the pile, it occurredto Sir H. Davy that probably other substances, at that timesupposed to be simple, might also be decomposed. Heaccordingly subjected the alkaline and earthy bodies, thenreputed to be elementary, to the influence o
RM2ANJ7CJ–The animal kingdom : arranged after its organization, forming a natural history of animals, and an introduction to comparative anatomy . et; andall the surface is covered with pores leading to small tubes which admitwater, probably for the purpose of respiration. On the central disc, buttoward one side of it, there is a stony plate, and below it a canal filledwith calcareous matter ; and it is probable that this is the apparatus bywhich the hard matter of the body is elaborated. There is a sort of verte-brated osseous column in each ray; and some of the species have osseousplates, and spines o
RM2AXJF9F–Geology . withthese bird tracks, it is supposed that they and their relatives wereresponsible for them, which is made the more probable by the occa-sional imprint of the fourth toe and of the fore foot. Most of thebird-like characters of the dinosaurs are more probably due to parallelevolution than to any immediate ancestral relationship to birds; moreremotely, birds and dinosaurs probably arose from a common stock.The dinosaurs will claim much further attention in the followingperiods. Even as early as the Triassic, they had a wide and signifi-cant distribution, appearing in the Rocky Mountai
RM2AJ7EC0–A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . psy. Nevertheless, it seems probable that a simple luxation or subluxa-tion of the ulna backwards may occur without either of the above-mentioned complications, and that, to .the extent of a few lines, it maybe made to pass upwards upon the back of the humerus, by the fallingof the forearm to the ulnar side; in which case the character of theaccident would probably be recognized by the projection of the olec-ranon process, while the head of the radius might be felt moving inits socket; by the partial flexion and complete pronation of the for
RM2AJ8F81–The animal kingdom, arranged after its organization : forming a natural history of animals, and an introduction to comparative anatomy . andall the surface is covered with pores leading to small tubes which admitwater, probably for the purpose of respiration. On the central disc, buttoward one side of it, there is a stony plate, and below it a canal filledwith calcareous matter; and it is probable that this is the apparatus bywhich the hard matter of the body is elaborated. There is a sort of verte-brated osseous column in each ray; and some of the species have osseousplates, and spines on the
RM2AWK508–Lectures on nervous diseases from the standpoint of cerebral and spinal localization, and the later methods employed in the diagnosis and treatment of these affections . ^ to speech. The memories of muscular acts are probably storedwithin the cells of the motor area. It is also probable that some formsof sensation are appreciated by the smaller cells of this area (Moeli,Tripier, and others). MOTOR- ^^^. SVLVIAN IF/3SUH£^ ^ Fig. 5.- -A Diagram Designed by the Author to Illustrate the Probable FunctionsOF Different Areas of the Cerebral Cortex. The limits of these areas must not l)e interprete
RM2AMYBJH–The Synthesis of a Silicalcyanide and of a Felspar . Ultimate oxidation of this to albite probably would not make any materialchange in the relations of the principal elements, and the constitution of thatmineral may similarly be represented as under— Na.0. o o It is probable that the free molecule of albite should be represented by two 48 The Synthesis of a Siliealcyanide and of a Felspar. such groups linked up by the residual valence of aluminium. Grthoelase,KSisAlOg, may be similar in structure. The . synthesis of albite from the oxides of its component elements iswell known to be attended
![Modern music and musicians : [Encyclopedic] . it. ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF BACHS EIGHTH INVENTION. FROM THE ROYAL LIBRARY, BERLIN. Note.—It is quite probable that Bach originally intended these Inventions as a guide to extemporeplaying, since the manuscript title reads not merely how to obtain good Inyentions (ideas), but also how-to develop them properly. They were written probably in 1722-23. According to the Friedemann Bach manuscript, reproduced above, this is the Fourth Invention (Inven-tio 4), but according to the manuscript owned by Spohr it is the Eighth, and so called here. 5a ..^^.v^^. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWGR9N/modern-music-and-musicians-encyclopedic-it-original-manuscript-of-bachs-eighth-invention-from-the-royal-library-berlin-noteit-is-quite-probable-that-bach-originally-intended-these-inventions-as-a-guide-to-extemporeplaying-since-the-manuscript-title-reads-not-merely-how-to-obtain-good-inyentions-ideas-but-also-how-to-develop-them-properly-they-were-written-probably-in-1722-23-according-to-the-friedemann-bach-manuscript-reproduced-above-this-is-the-fourth-invention-inven-tio-4-but-according-to-the-manuscript-owned-by-spohr-it-is-the-eighth-and-so-called-here-5a-v-2AWGR9N.jpg "Modern music and musicians : [Encyclopedic] . it. ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF BACHS EIGHTH INVENTION. FROM THE ROYAL LIBRARY, BERLIN. Note.—It is quite probable that Bach originally intended these Inventions as a guide to extemporeplaying, since the manuscript title reads not merely how to obtain good Inyentions (ideas), but also how-to develop them properly. They were written probably in 1722-23. According to the Friedemann Bach manuscript, reproduced above, this is the Fourth Invention (Inven-tio 4), but according to the manuscript owned by Spohr it is the Eighth, and so called here. 5a ..^^.v^^. Stock Photo")
RM2AWGR9N–Modern music and musicians : [Encyclopedic] . it. ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF BACHS EIGHTH INVENTION. FROM THE ROYAL LIBRARY, BERLIN. Note.—It is quite probable that Bach originally intended these Inventions as a guide to extemporeplaying, since the manuscript title reads not merely how to obtain good Inyentions (ideas), but also how-to develop them properly. They were written probably in 1722-23. According to the Friedemann Bach manuscript, reproduced above, this is the Fourth Invention (Inven-tio 4), but according to the manuscript owned by Spohr it is the Eighth, and so called here. 5a ..^^.v^^.
RM2D4RGTA–Spectacular dreamy dramatic sunrise early morning dawn moments with fog in Gorski kotar county region in Croatia Europe near Mrzla vodica
RM2AJC6WF–A treatise on zoology . cartilage at the top of the hyoid arch ; but from the evidenceof embrvologv and the course of the hvomandibular branch of the SKULL 171 fiiciiil nerve, it would uppear more probable that the hyomandibularis indistinguishably fused l)oth with the auditory capsule and withthe quadrate, the spiracle being suppressed (Fig. 135). If thisinterpretation is correct, the autostylism of the Holocephali differs1 adically from that of the Dipnoi, and has probably been derivedfrom a hyostylic structure. Cartilaginous branchial rays arepresent in single series, as in the Selachii (p.
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RM2AWFTRC–The anatomy of the nervous system, from the standpoint of development and function . rtex by way of the pons, which probably set thecoordinating cerebellar mechanism into activity to bring about the properadjustment of voluntary movements. For additional details concerning thefunctions of the cerebellum the reader should consult the recent paper byHolmes (1917). THE CKKKHKLLl.M 211 THE EFFERENT CEREBELLAR TRACTS The efferent cerebellar tracts arise in the central nuclei. It is probable thatno fibers of cortical origin leave the cerebellum except, perhaps, some to Deitersnucleus (Clarke and Hor
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RM2AG4K2B–. The science and practice of dental surgery. e median suture of the maxillae ; the accessorysinuses, including the maxillary sinus, partakeof this imperfect development and contributeto the modifications in form of the maxilla.In such cases it is probable that narrowness ofthe arch from an early age assists in the pro-duction of nasal insufficiency, and it is notalways easy to discriminate between cause andeffect. Again, in the case of the mandible acondition of post-normal occlusion of the lowerarch is probably the outcome of imperfectbony development about the angle, oftenassociated with a
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RM2AN5421–An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . often resembling awreath of flowerstwisted round thetop of the pillar(152); and thismay probably havebeen the idea ofthe sculptors, asthe custom of de-corating churcheswith flowers at cer-tain seasons is avery ancient one:it is probable alsothat the sculpturewas originally co-loured after nature.There is comparatively a squareness about the Perpen-dicular foliage which takes fromthe freshness and beauty whichdistinguish that of the Decoratedstyle. Indeed, the use of squareand angular forms is one of thecharacteristics of the style; wehave s
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RM2AGA8ED–. Lectures on the Pentateuch and the Moabite stone. s the impossibility of reconcilingthe later history of Israel with the Levitical Legislation, supposed to beMosaic and Divine ; some real movement out of Egypt must lie at the basisof the story of the Exodus ; Manethos accounts of the Shepherd-Kings and theLeprous People; the latter probably to be identified with the Israelites, theformer with kindred tribes of Eastern origin, who had previously settled onthe confines of Egypt and Canaan; probable oppression of the Israelitesunder Rameses II., and date of the Exodus; the O.S. does not imply t
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RM2AFW1YT–. Transactions of the Western Surgical Association. Fig. 2 (A 163923). Probable appearance of a bladder having- onlyone ureteral meatus near the median line and just above the urethralsphincter.. Pig. 3 (A 177181). Normal bladder with two ure-ters and meatus on the left side. The aberrantureter crosses the normal one at two distinct points.The supernumerary ureter probably drains the up-per segment of the kidney. AteuraiUi ^ureter on. ^efi, sLoLe•bo lo-ure-c poL.e of k-udiTbeTj
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RM2AG65WH–. The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist. and dryerground, is very probable, because theyare mostly of classes that are highlydeveloped. Vegetation probably cameinto existence as water plants. Theywere of a single cell or of a few cells.They learned to live out of the wateras they became better organized, andthe higher formswere developed onthe land. If now thehigher forms arefound in swamps,it would argue thatthese forms hadreturned to theswamps. It wouldbe said that theyhad been crowdedout by other vege-tation and hadlearned to live inswamps, or else dieout entirely fromthe face of thelan
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RM2AN457M–Scribner's magazine . our stageit seems to have been successful in ahigh measure, and this probably byreason of its possession of the remark- seiwes in the manner of an arm andhand for gathering food. When we first find tmces of mankindin the records of the rocks, in what ap-l^ears to be an age just anterior to theGlacial epoch, the elephant had passedthe expeiimental stages of its develop-ment and was firmly established as theking of beasts. In his adult form hehad nothing to fear from any of thelower animals, and by the organizationof herds it is probable that even theyoung were toleral)ly s
