Its orifice on to the exterior is formed by an involution Xiii Fig. [Please select]
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Were there obverse meditations of involution increasingly less vast. [Please select]
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Smiling at the involution, he rested his head against the back of the chair, eyes roving from the girl's face to Kirkwood's.' [Please select]
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This may be caused by an involution of one part of the intestine within another. [Please select]
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Moreover, in my own way, I have discerned in pure Being the involution of all forms. [Please select]
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The words (Greek) have been variously translated--'squared and cubed' (Donaldson), 'equalling and equalled in power' (Weber), 'by involution and evolution,' i. [Please select]
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This disease, popularly known as the "stretches," is erroneously attributed to an involution of the part of the intestine within another; it being, in reality, a species of flatulent colic, induced by costiveness. [Please select]
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