Three Old Kingdom Fragmentary Reliefs and Their Owners

Fragmentary Remarks on New and Old Medicine

use of new agencies) the different actions attributed to ipecacuanha in its power over dysentery may be curiously mentioned. Dr. Low of Madras, who took the remedy himself, endeavours to account for its good effects by its sedative action on the system of sympathetic nerves, whereby an antiperistaltic action of the intestines is effected and irritation quelled, while it specially influences the...

Do dogs resemble their owners?

We examined whether the frequent casual reports of people resembling their pets are accurate by having observers attempt to match dogs with their owners. We further explored whether any ability of observers to make such matches is due to people selecting dogs who resemble them, in which case the resemblance should be greater for predictable purebreds than for nonpurebreds, or is due to converge...

Artificial limbs; their human owners.

S OF CURRENT LITERATURE 66 DIGEST OF MAJOR ACTIVITIES OF THE ARTIFICIAL LIMB PROGRAM 68 P R O S T H E T I C S R E S E A R C H B O A R D NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES—NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL 2101 Constitution Ave. Washington 25, D. C. Artificial Limbs is a publication of the Prosthetics Research Board, National Academy of Sciences—National Research Council, issued twice a year, in the spring an...

Dogs still do resemble their owners.

It need not be, in a rational, scientific world, that we should see the case for dogs resembling their owners as stronger than would any other observer of the available data, but it traditionally falls to the original authors to defend their original conclusions (Roy & Christenfeld, 2004), and we do so here. We also present new data, based on a new method, that support our conclusions. Levine (...

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