The Technical World Magazine, Volume 16Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 312
... stomach is reproduced on the screen . CHANGES IN THE HUMAN STOMACH DURING ABOUT TWENTY SECONDS . These silhouettes show the shape of the stomach in twelve rapid exposures to the X - ray . In the first . the wave motion that digests food ...
... stomach is reproduced on the screen . CHANGES IN THE HUMAN STOMACH DURING ABOUT TWENTY SECONDS . These silhouettes show the shape of the stomach in twelve rapid exposures to the X - ray . In the first . the wave motion that digests food ...
Page 314
... stomach , thus dividing that useful organ into two distinct parts . The upper half evidently remained simply a receptacle for food and the lower half became an active mechanism for digesting it . The food entering the stomach passed ...
... stomach , thus dividing that useful organ into two distinct parts . The upper half evidently remained simply a receptacle for food and the lower half became an active mechanism for digesting it . The food entering the stomach passed ...
Page 315
... stomach was the close relation between the condition of the mind and that of the stomach . As has been said already , male cats objected to the experiment more than females : and when they objected strenuously - in other words when they ...
... stomach was the close relation between the condition of the mind and that of the stomach . As has been said already , male cats objected to the experiment more than females : and when they objected strenuously - in other words when they ...
Contents
Contents for October 1911 | 131 |
professional money lender is helpless to escape and how tragedy not infrequently follows the borrowing | 159 |
Farming for Sponges | 212 |
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