The phenomenon of conglutination was first reported by Ehrlich and Sachs (1902), and subsequently received attention from Bordet and Gay (1906) and Bordet and Streng (1909). However, a systematic study of the mechanisms involved did not appear until Coombs and associates, in a commendable series of papers, reviewed the earlier work (Hole and Coombs, 1947a), applied the test to certain virus sys...

In the German dialects of Rhine and Moselle Franconian, demonstratives are reinforced by locative adverbs do/lo ‘here/there’ in order to emphasize their deictic strength. Interestingly, these can also appear intermediate position, i.e., between demonstrative noun (e.g. das do Bier ‘that there beer’), which is not possible most other varieties European German. Our questionnaire study several wri...