Some of the women, all college graduates, who had specialized in chemistry, could not answer a single problem, and none showed that grip of the science which would enable them to give other than rule of thumb solutions.

And today, in pursuit of the solutions of hundreds of the problems of living matter, chemists and physiologists are employing the most precise standards, units, and measures of the physical sciences.

With the book, the objections and solutions gradually cleared out of my head, and have seldom returned since in any force to trouble me.

When we are told of the insufficiency of former solutions, why is one of the latest, which no man can have forgotten, given us again?

Then begins the poor animal to entangle himself in sophisms, and flounder in absurdity, to talk confidently of the scale of being, and to give solutions which himself confesses impossible to be understood.

In my opinion, it's a mistake to be too hasty in trying to arrive at solutions.

She knew she was spending too much money, and she had lost her youthful faith in providential solutions; but she had always had the habit of going out to buy something when she was bored, and never had she been in greater need of such solace.

t to such readers as are interested in problems of crime and their solutions; and the story itself differs in no respect from others of its class, excepting in that an effort has been made to keep within the probabilities of ordinary life, both in the characters and in the incidents.

Solution No. 2 is for its better keeping qualities preferable to Dr. Stolze's solution.[A] The solutions when in well stoppered bottles keep well for some time.

A bath of equal volumes of saturated solutions of alum and ferrous sulphate gives the negative a deep olive-brown color and an extraordinary intensity, which excludes all possible necessities of an after intensification.

In the second part they have investigated the action of bichromate solutions of various strengths on thin sheet-steel, about 0.098 inch thick, which was cold-rolled and contained: Carbon, 1.144 per cent.; silica, 0.166 per cent.

Four solutions were used.

2. The sulphatization should be operated by five successive solutions of ½ per cent., representing 20 kilogrammes of sulphate of copper per 100 square meters of zinc exposed, or a total of 360 kilogrammes of sulphate for a pile of 150 hectoliters capacity.

Artificial solutions of alkaline salts were found to have a similar action to the natural mineral waters, and, as with them, the action varies according to the concentration of the solution.

Bicarbonate of sodium has a quicker, more powerful, and more lasting effect on the composition of the bile than the sulphate of sodium, and weak solutions than strong ones.

Drugs and solutions for nurses.

Book of solutions.

H. E. Schrammel & William H. Gray (A); 13Oct69; R470054. SCHRAMPFER, WILLIAM H. Solutions manual for Law in its application to business.

MACKEY, CHARLES O. Graphical solutions.

MAUS, DOLORES C. Expanded polarization table for cane sugar factories using Brix hydrometers, standardized at 27-1/2 C. and for use in Horne's dry lead method and in polarizing undiluted solutions.

TREGRE, LOUISE M. Expanded polarization table for cane sugar factories using Brix hydrometers, standardized at 27-1/2 C. and for use in Horne's dry lead method and in polarizing undiluted solutions.

The Mathematics of solutions and dosage, including simple arithmetic.

Drugs and solutions for nurses.

At the close of the fifteenth and at the commencement of the sixteenth centuries, religious questions had profoundly agitated Christian Europe; but towards the middle of the latter century they had obtained in the majority of European states solutions which, however incomplete, might be regarded as definitive.

The chiefs of the two parties attempted to offer one another generous and pacific solutions; they even had two interviews; but Catherine was induced by the Catholic triumvirate to expressly declare that she could not allow in France more than one single form of worship.