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Handbook of archaeology, Egyptian - Greek - Etruscan - Roman . he inscription, which he readsABCAE, the word abacus with an Etruscan termination. Hewould consider it as representing a man making calculations bythe means of an abacus. Subjects from the mythical and heroical periods of Greece aremore frequently met with. The Greek subjects most known amongEtruscan engraved stones relate to Hercules, his name in Etruscancharacters from right to left, being HRKLE ; to Perseus, PEESE; toTydeus, TVTE ; to Theseus, THESE ; to Peleus, PELE ; to Ulysses,VTVSSE ; to Achilles, AXELE, AXILE ; to Ajax, AIV Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/handbook-of-archaeology-egyptian-greek-etruscan-roman-he-inscription-which-he-readsabcae-the-word-abacus-with-an-etruscan-termination-hewould-consider-it-as-representing-a-man-making-calculations-bythe-means-of-an-abacus-subjects-from-the-mythical-and-heroical-periods-of-greece-aremore-frequently-met-with-the-greek-subjects-most-known-amongetruscan-engraved-stones-relate-to-hercules-his-name-in-etruscancharacters-from-right-to-left-being-hrkle-to-perseus-peese-totydeus-tvte-to-theseus-these-to-peleus-pele-to-ulyssesvtvsse-to-achilles-axele-axile-to-ajax-aiv-image340024708.htmlRM2AN5CYG–Handbook of archaeology, Egyptian - Greek - Etruscan - Roman . he inscription, which he readsABCAE, the word abacus with an Etruscan termination. Hewould consider it as representing a man making calculations bythe means of an abacus. Subjects from the mythical and heroical periods of Greece aremore frequently met with. The Greek subjects most known amongEtruscan engraved stones relate to Hercules, his name in Etruscancharacters from right to left, being HRKLE ; to Perseus, PEESE; toTydeus, TVTE ; to Theseus, THESE ; to Peleus, PELE ; to Ulysses,VTVSSE ; to Achilles, AXELE, AXILE ; to Ajax, AIV
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Elements of human physiology (1907) Elements of human physiology elementsofhumanp05star Year: 1907 )50 PHYSIOLOGY Section 6 VISION In treating of the functions of the eye, the organ of vision, we have to consider the essential part, the termination of the optic nerve or retina, and the accessory part, a series of dioptric mechanisms, arranged to form a perfect image of external objects on the retina. Since the two eyes are generally employed together, we have also to discuss binocular vision ; and lastly the cerebral processes engaged in the formation of visual sensations and judgments. The M Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-human-physiology-1907-elements-of-human-physiology-elementsofhumanp05star-year-1907-50-physiology-section-6-vision-in-treating-of-the-functions-of-the-eye-the-organ-of-vision-we-have-to-consider-the-essential-part-the-termination-of-the-optic-nerve-or-retina-and-the-accessory-part-a-series-of-dioptric-mechanisms-arranged-to-form-a-perfect-image-of-external-objects-on-the-retina-since-the-two-eyes-are-generally-employed-together-we-have-also-to-discuss-binocular-vision-and-lastly-the-cerebral-processes-engaged-in-the-formation-of-visual-sensations-and-judgments-the-m-image239674005.htmlRMRWX2HW–Elements of human physiology (1907) Elements of human physiology elementsofhumanp05star Year: 1907 )50 PHYSIOLOGY Section 6 VISION In treating of the functions of the eye, the organ of vision, we have to consider the essential part, the termination of the optic nerve or retina, and the accessory part, a series of dioptric mechanisms, arranged to form a perfect image of external objects on the retina. Since the two eyes are generally employed together, we have also to discuss binocular vision ; and lastly the cerebral processes engaged in the formation of visual sensations and judgments. The M
An American text-book of physiology . d how this is effected it will be necessary to consider the refractingmedia of the eye by means of which an optical image of the luminous objectis thrown upon the expanded termination of the optic nerve—viz. the retina. Dioptric Apparatus of the Eye.—For the better comprehension of thisportion of the subject a few definitions in elementary optics may be given. A The axes of rotation of the internal and external recti, however, deviate but sli<,htly fromthe equatorial plane. - P. Tergast: Ueber das Verhiiltniss von Nerven und Muskehi, Archie fur tuikr. A Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-american-text-book-of-physiology-d-how-this-is-effected-it-will-be-necessary-to-consider-the-refractingmedia-of-the-eye-by-means-of-which-an-optical-image-of-the-luminous-objectis-thrown-upon-the-expanded-termination-of-the-optic-nerveviz-the-retina-dioptric-apparatus-of-the-eyefor-the-better-comprehension-of-thisportion-of-the-subject-a-few-definitions-in-elementary-optics-may-be-given-a-the-axes-of-rotation-of-the-internal-and-external-recti-however-deviate-but-slilthtly-fromthe-equatorial-plane-p-tergast-ueber-das-verhiiltniss-von-nerven-und-muskehi-archie-fur-tuikr-a-image338365209.htmlRM2AJDT7N–An American text-book of physiology . d how this is effected it will be necessary to consider the refractingmedia of the eye by means of which an optical image of the luminous objectis thrown upon the expanded termination of the optic nerve—viz. the retina. Dioptric Apparatus of the Eye.—For the better comprehension of thisportion of the subject a few definitions in elementary optics may be given. A The axes of rotation of the internal and external recti, however, deviate but sli<,htly fromthe equatorial plane. - P. Tergast: Ueber das Verhiiltniss von Nerven und Muskehi, Archie fur tuikr. A
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Elements of histology (1898) Elements of histology elementsofhistol00klei Year: 1898 I40 CHAPTER XIY. NERVE FIBRES. 136. The nerve fibres conduct impulses to or from the tissues and organs on the one hand, and the nerve centres on the other, and accordingly we have to consider in each nerve fibre the peripheral and Fig. 9(3.—From a Transverse Section tlirough the Sciatic Nerve of Dog. ep, Epineurium ; }). periueuriuni; n, nerve filires coustituting a nerve bundle in cross-section ; /, fat tissue surroundiug the nerve. {Athig.) central termination and the conducting part. The latter, i.e. t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-histology-1898-elements-of-histology-elementsofhistol00klei-year-1898-i40-chapter-xiy-nerve-fibres-136-the-nerve-fibres-conduct-impulses-to-or-from-the-tissues-and-organs-on-the-one-hand-and-the-nerve-centres-on-the-other-and-accordingly-we-have-to-consider-in-each-nerve-fibre-the-peripheral-and-fig-93from-a-transverse-section-tlirough-the-sciatic-nerve-of-dog-ep-epineurium-periueuriuni-n-nerve-filires-coustituting-a-nerve-bundle-in-cross-section-fat-tissue-surroundiug-the-nerve-athig-central-termination-and-the-conducting-part-the-latter-ie-t-image239599910.htmlRMRWPM3J–Elements of histology (1898) Elements of histology elementsofhistol00klei Year: 1898 I40 CHAPTER XIY. NERVE FIBRES. 136. The nerve fibres conduct impulses to or from the tissues and organs on the one hand, and the nerve centres on the other, and accordingly we have to consider in each nerve fibre the peripheral and Fig. 9(3.—From a Transverse Section tlirough the Sciatic Nerve of Dog. ep, Epineurium ; }). periueuriuni; n, nerve filires coustituting a nerve bundle in cross-section ; /, fat tissue surroundiug the nerve. {Athig.) central termination and the conducting part. The latter, i.e. t
. The principles and practice of modern surgery . the cells continue free likethose of pus or tubercle. Yet it is convenient to consider it in this chap-ter, because it is not uncommonly found associated with scirrhus or en-cephaloid. Progress and Termination.—Theaverage duration of life in individualsaffected with this disease, is pro-bably under two years. The tumoursafter a time increase, soften, irritatethe neighbouring tissues, and ulcer-ate ; and the irritation of this pro-cess, coupled with the peculiar ca-chexia of the disease, and the dis-turbance which its presence in va-rious intern Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-principles-and-practice-of-modern-surgery-the-cells-continue-free-likethose-of-pus-or-tubercle-yet-it-is-convenient-to-consider-it-in-this-chap-ter-because-it-is-not-uncommonly-found-associated-with-scirrhus-or-en-cephaloid-progress-and-terminationtheaverage-duration-of-life-in-individualsaffected-with-this-disease-is-pro-bably-under-two-years-the-tumoursafter-a-time-increase-soften-irritatethe-neighbouring-tissues-and-ulcer-ate-and-the-irritation-of-this-pro-cess-coupled-with-the-peculiar-ca-chexia-of-the-disease-and-the-dis-turbance-which-its-presence-in-va-rious-intern-image372648051.htmlRM2CJ7GAY–. The principles and practice of modern surgery . the cells continue free likethose of pus or tubercle. Yet it is convenient to consider it in this chap-ter, because it is not uncommonly found associated with scirrhus or en-cephaloid. Progress and Termination.—Theaverage duration of life in individualsaffected with this disease, is pro-bably under two years. The tumoursafter a time increase, soften, irritatethe neighbouring tissues, and ulcer-ate ; and the irritation of this pro-cess, coupled with the peculiar ca-chexia of the disease, and the dis-turbance which its presence in va-rious intern
. Spons' dictionary of engineering, civil, mechanical, military, and naval; with technical terms in French, German, Italian, and Spanish . termination of the centreof gravity of the area included under a closed curve the equationof which is given. If we have to consider an area enclosed by an irregularcurve, or one whose equation we do not possess, we may makeuse of the following method ;—Draw lines parallel to the axes.Fig. 3329, at equal distances apart, these distances being smallenough to allow us to consider the portions of the contour includedbetween two consecutive parallels as sensibly Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/spons-dictionary-of-engineering-civil-mechanical-military-and-naval-with-technical-terms-in-french-german-italian-and-spanish-termination-of-the-centreof-gravity-of-the-area-included-under-a-closed-curve-the-equationof-which-is-given-if-we-have-to-consider-an-area-enclosed-by-an-irregularcurve-or-one-whose-equation-we-do-not-possess-we-may-makeuse-of-the-following-method-draw-lines-parallel-to-the-axesfig-3329-at-equal-distances-apart-these-distances-being-smallenough-to-allow-us-to-consider-the-portions-of-the-contour-includedbetween-two-consecutive-parallels-as-sensibly-image372561960.htmlRM2CJ3JG8–. Spons' dictionary of engineering, civil, mechanical, military, and naval; with technical terms in French, German, Italian, and Spanish . termination of the centreof gravity of the area included under a closed curve the equationof which is given. If we have to consider an area enclosed by an irregularcurve, or one whose equation we do not possess, we may makeuse of the following method ;—Draw lines parallel to the axes.Fig. 3329, at equal distances apart, these distances being smallenough to allow us to consider the portions of the contour includedbetween two consecutive parallels as sensibly
. Compendium of histology. Histology. 204 TWENTIETH LECTURE. proportion between the number of the nerve and muscular filaments is accordingly very much less. In regard to the termination, the lower vertebrates present a different condition from that of the higher. The termina- tion takes place regularly, however, in the interior of the muscular filament, beneath its sarcolemma. We consider only the mammalial muscle (Fig. 178). <r. Fig. 178.—Two muscular filaments from the psoas of the Guinea-pig, with the nerve terminations ; a, b, the primitive fibres and their continuation into the two te Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/compendium-of-histology-histology-204-twentieth-lecture-proportion-between-the-number-of-the-nerve-and-muscular-filaments-is-accordingly-very-much-less-in-regard-to-the-termination-the-lower-vertebrates-present-a-different-condition-from-that-of-the-higher-the-termina-tion-takes-place-regularly-however-in-the-interior-of-the-muscular-filament-beneath-its-sarcolemma-we-consider-only-the-mammalial-muscle-fig-178-ltr-fig-178two-muscular-filaments-from-the-psoas-of-the-guinea-pig-with-the-nerve-terminations-a-b-the-primitive-fibres-and-their-continuation-into-the-two-te-image232672196.htmlRMREF3N8–. Compendium of histology. Histology. 204 TWENTIETH LECTURE. proportion between the number of the nerve and muscular filaments is accordingly very much less. In regard to the termination, the lower vertebrates present a different condition from that of the higher. The termina- tion takes place regularly, however, in the interior of the muscular filament, beneath its sarcolemma. We consider only the mammalial muscle (Fig. 178). <r. Fig. 178.—Two muscular filaments from the psoas of the Guinea-pig, with the nerve terminations ; a, b, the primitive fibres and their continuation into the two te
. Veterinary studies for agricultural students. Veterinary medicine. LAMINITIS OR POUNDER. 185 is followed by an exudate which may be either slight or consider- able in amount and more or less persistent. In persistent cases, with considerable exudate, the toe of the os pedis (third phalynx) is gradually pressed downward against the sole. The sole may gradually become convex and the horse becomes permanently un- sound. Termination.—Laminitis may terminate in recovers' and pnu tical restoration of the affected parts, or there may remain a con- vex sole and a chronic soreness with a tendency for Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/veterinary-studies-for-agricultural-students-veterinary-medicine-laminitis-or-pounder-185-is-followed-by-an-exudate-which-may-be-either-slight-or-consider-able-in-amount-and-more-or-less-persistent-in-persistent-cases-with-considerable-exudate-the-toe-of-the-os-pedis-third-phalynx-is-gradually-pressed-downward-against-the-sole-the-sole-may-gradually-become-convex-and-the-horse-becomes-permanently-un-sound-terminationlaminitis-may-terminate-in-recovers-and-pnu-tical-restoration-of-the-affected-parts-or-there-may-remain-a-con-vex-sole-and-a-chronic-soreness-with-a-tendency-for-image232343210.htmlRMRE043P–. Veterinary studies for agricultural students. Veterinary medicine. LAMINITIS OR POUNDER. 185 is followed by an exudate which may be either slight or consider- able in amount and more or less persistent. In persistent cases, with considerable exudate, the toe of the os pedis (third phalynx) is gradually pressed downward against the sole. The sole may gradually become convex and the horse becomes permanently un- sound. Termination.—Laminitis may terminate in recovers' and pnu tical restoration of the affected parts, or there may remain a con- vex sole and a chronic soreness with a tendency for
. Elements of human physiology. Physiology. )50 PHYSIOLOGY Section 6 VISION In treating of the functions of the eye, the organ of vision, we have to consider the essential part, the termination of the optic nerve or retina, and the accessory part, a series of dioptric mechanisms, arranged to form a perfect image of external objects on the retina. Since the two eyes are generally employed together, we have also to discuss binocular vision ; and lastly the cerebral processes engaged in the formation of visual sensations and judgments. The Manner in which a Distinct Image of External Objects is f Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-human-physiology-physiology-50-physiology-section-6-vision-in-treating-of-the-functions-of-the-eye-the-organ-of-vision-we-have-to-consider-the-essential-part-the-termination-of-the-optic-nerve-or-retina-and-the-accessory-part-a-series-of-dioptric-mechanisms-arranged-to-form-a-perfect-image-of-external-objects-on-the-retina-since-the-two-eyes-are-generally-employed-together-we-have-also-to-discuss-binocular-vision-and-lastly-the-cerebral-processes-engaged-in-the-formation-of-visual-sensations-and-judgments-the-manner-in-which-a-distinct-image-of-external-objects-is-f-image231459647.htmlRMRCFW3Y–. Elements of human physiology. Physiology. )50 PHYSIOLOGY Section 6 VISION In treating of the functions of the eye, the organ of vision, we have to consider the essential part, the termination of the optic nerve or retina, and the accessory part, a series of dioptric mechanisms, arranged to form a perfect image of external objects on the retina. Since the two eyes are generally employed together, we have also to discuss binocular vision ; and lastly the cerebral processes engaged in the formation of visual sensations and judgments. The Manner in which a Distinct Image of External Objects is f
. Elements of histology. Histology. I40 CHAPTER XIY. NERVE FIBRES. 136. The nerve fibres conduct impulses to or from the tissues and organs on the one hand, and the nerve centres on the other, and accordingly we have to consider in each nerve fibre the peripheral and. Fig. 9(3.—From a Transverse Section tlirough the Sciatic Nerve of Dog. ep, Epineurium ; }). periueuriuni; n, nerve filires coustituting a nerve bundle in cross-section ; /, fat tissue surroundiug the nerve. {Athig.) central termination and the conducting part. The latter, i.e. the nerve fibres proper, in the cerebro- spinal nerve Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-histology-histology-i40-chapter-xiy-nerve-fibres-136-the-nerve-fibres-conduct-impulses-to-or-from-the-tissues-and-organs-on-the-one-hand-and-the-nerve-centres-on-the-other-and-accordingly-we-have-to-consider-in-each-nerve-fibre-the-peripheral-and-fig-93from-a-transverse-section-tlirough-the-sciatic-nerve-of-dog-ep-epineurium-periueuriuni-n-nerve-filires-coustituting-a-nerve-bundle-in-cross-section-fat-tissue-surroundiug-the-nerve-athig-central-termination-and-the-conducting-part-the-latter-ie-the-nerve-fibres-proper-in-the-cerebro-spinal-nerve-image231463205.htmlRMRCG1K1–. Elements of histology. Histology. I40 CHAPTER XIY. NERVE FIBRES. 136. The nerve fibres conduct impulses to or from the tissues and organs on the one hand, and the nerve centres on the other, and accordingly we have to consider in each nerve fibre the peripheral and. Fig. 9(3.—From a Transverse Section tlirough the Sciatic Nerve of Dog. ep, Epineurium ; }). periueuriuni; n, nerve filires coustituting a nerve bundle in cross-section ; /, fat tissue surroundiug the nerve. {Athig.) central termination and the conducting part. The latter, i.e. the nerve fibres proper, in the cerebro- spinal nerve
. Elements of histology. Histology. PeRIPHERA L NeR I 'E-EN DINGS. 167. .-a Besides this iutra-musciilar termination, tliere is a plexus of tine neve fibres, many of them said to terminate with free ends, situated outside the sarcolemma—i.e. intermnscuhr ; such free ends are described by Beale, Kolliker, Krause, and others. Kolliker and Arndt consider these intermus- cular fibres as sensory ,.:^:v-- :^ nerves, 161. Ten- dons are sup- plied w i t h special nerve endings, studied by Sachs, Rol- lett, Gempt, Rauber, and particularly G olgi, whose work on this subject is ex- tensive. These termi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-histology-histology-periphera-l-ner-i-e-en-dings-167-a-besides-this-iutra-musciilar-termination-tliere-is-a-plexus-of-tine-neve-fibres-many-of-them-said-to-terminate-with-free-ends-situated-outside-the-sarcolemmaie-intermnscuhr-such-free-ends-are-described-by-beale-kolliker-krause-and-others-kolliker-and-arndt-consider-these-intermus-cular-fibres-as-sensory-v-nerves-161-ten-dons-are-sup-plied-w-i-t-h-special-nerve-endings-studied-by-sachs-rol-lett-gempt-rauber-and-particularly-g-olgi-whose-work-on-this-subject-is-ex-tensive-these-termi-image231463175.htmlRMRCG1HY–. Elements of histology. Histology. PeRIPHERA L NeR I 'E-EN DINGS. 167. .-a Besides this iutra-musciilar termination, tliere is a plexus of tine neve fibres, many of them said to terminate with free ends, situated outside the sarcolemma—i.e. intermnscuhr ; such free ends are described by Beale, Kolliker, Krause, and others. Kolliker and Arndt consider these intermus- cular fibres as sensory ,.:^:v-- :^ nerves, 161. Ten- dons are sup- plied w i t h special nerve endings, studied by Sachs, Rol- lett, Gempt, Rauber, and particularly G olgi, whose work on this subject is ex- tensive. These termi
