The Sanitarian, Volume 39A. S. Barnes and Company, 1897 - Hygiene |
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... give out or absorb a considerable amount of heat according as this surface is hotter or colder than the surrounding medium . The coefficient of penetrability of the surface may there- fore vary from a very small to a very large quantity ...
... give out or absorb a considerable amount of heat according as this surface is hotter or colder than the surrounding medium . The coefficient of penetrability of the surface may there- fore vary from a very small to a very large quantity ...
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... give 44.3124 kilogramme - metres per minute . If we suppose that the right heart does one - quarter the work of the left , or about 10 kilogramme - metres per minute , we have for the total work per minute 54.312 kilogramme - metres ...
... give 44.3124 kilogramme - metres per minute . If we suppose that the right heart does one - quarter the work of the left , or about 10 kilogramme - metres per minute , we have for the total work per minute 54.312 kilogramme - metres ...
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would naturally give rise to a considerable production of heat - a fact constantly observed . In the salivary glands during active secretion the saliva may be 1 ° to 1.5 ° higher than the blood in the carotid artery . In most text books ...
would naturally give rise to a considerable production of heat - a fact constantly observed . In the salivary glands during active secretion the saliva may be 1 ° to 1.5 ° higher than the blood in the carotid artery . In most text books ...
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... give up all its heat in the time of the return stroke , it can be shown that when at the end of the stroke no tidal air is left in the body , but one - third of this heat can be given to the blood . As the expulsion of this tidal air ...
... give up all its heat in the time of the return stroke , it can be shown that when at the end of the stroke no tidal air is left in the body , but one - third of this heat can be given to the blood . As the expulsion of this tidal air ...
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... give up all its heat of compression to the circulation , and besides the aqueous vapor in it will be reduced to a minimum , viz . , the amount necessary to saturate its small mass at the temperature of the body and the high pressure p ...
... give up all its heat of compression to the circulation , and besides the aqueous vapor in it will be reduced to a minimum , viz . , the amount necessary to saturate its small mass at the temperature of the body and the high pressure p ...
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Page 20 - W . where y is the ratio of the specific heat of air at constant pressure to that at constant volume.
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