... plants today represented by the green
algae (Chlorophyta). The Chlorophyta and the
land plants (a term which means plants adapted
to life on land and not merely plants growing on
land) have the same ... surface, and at the same time releasing a
double-membraned inclusion to the interior. The area of the
surface is thereby reduced, freed from compression, and
structural stabi...
... we originally adopted when we first offered our Regulation course, we have
continually revised and refined the course over the years in light of feedback from
our students. Some have continued ... course was devoted to delegated legislation À and who was much relieved
to discover that this was not the case. We understand ‘regulation’ scholarship as
a broad and open-ended category that ....
... history
of medical psychology and psychiatry is littered with discarded
entities once fashionable and carrying great conviction, and new ones
(e.g. fibromyalgia) proclaimed À or is it discovered À regularly.
Can ... seldom
expressed opinions, backed away from confrontation, and tended to be
passive. She defied however, her French husband’s insistence to move to
France, on the grounds...
... flexed, adducted, internally rotated arm
with pronated forearm and flexed wrist and fin-
gers. The leg is extended, internally rotated and
adducted, and the ankle is plantar flexed and
inverted, ... pur-
poses and goals of medication need to be care-
fully annotated and the use of medication constantly
reviewed.
Focal techniques
The need for intervention in spasticity is often con-...
... reviewers for Cambridge
University Press. These people had different perspectives that complemented
each other in wonderful ways and have helped to make this a better rounded
and more knowledgeable ... and Humanities
Research Council of Canada and FCAR of Quebec, and more recently from
Rutgers University.
Among individuals, I give pride of place to those who have shared thei...
... Ireland and England in terms of race and
class difference and likeness. For example, a feminized Ireland could be
figured normatively in some representations of the e´lite class as a dutiful
and ... of
Cambridge University Press, and to the two anonymous readers of the
manuscript, who have improved it by their knowledge and rigor. An
earlier version of the argument on Owenson...
... section
Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy: A Practical Guide Second Edition, ed. Steve Yentis, Anne
May and Surbhi Malhotra. Published by Cambridge University Press. ß Cambridge University
Press 2007.
(from ... Pregnancy: A Practical Guide Second Edition, ed. Steve Yentis, Anne
May and Surbhi Malhotra. Published by Cambridge University Press. ß Cambridge Universi...
... 1878.
Monasticon J. Caley, H. Ellis, and B. Bandinel (eds.), Monasticon
Anglicanum: A history of the abbeys and other monasteries
. . . in England and Wales . . . originally published in
Latin by Sir William ... provided a son and heir, Conan III, and survived her
husband by many years. She was a formidable in¯uence throughout
most of Conan's reign, and especially ensured tha...
... elements in a culture in which empire was assumed and yet
critiqued, was understood and yet always needed to be explained, was
far away and yet appeared at the breakfast table every morning.
During ... Witwatersrand. When war was
declared in October , it was general knowledge in Britain that the
ragged bands (‘‘commandos’’) of untrained Boer soldiers riding ponies
could never mount...