With splendid self-restraint he confined his attention almost entirely to the more manageable and practical problem of the origin of species by natural selection, which lay then and there open for solution before him.
The affections of the joints of the upper extremity are much more manageable than those of the lower, and may generally be prevented from proceeding so far as to end in destruction of the apparatus.
Fractures of the middle and lower thirds of the bone are not attended with such great risk, and are more manageable in every way.
A very manageable and efficient escharotic is the chloride of zinc.
The Athenians were placed at a great disadvantage by having all their ships collected into one mass, where they were attacked from all sides by the lighter and more manageable vessels of the enemy.
They help themselves with the greatest eagerness, and in a few moments, are in a perfectly manageable state.
I have found no kind of caustic so manageable as the lunar caustic; and this is best applied in the solid form.
But the same observations apply to ulcers on other parts of the body, and these are, in general, far more manageable than the former, and do not require the same rest during the unadherent state of the eschar.
They are usually made in sections of manageable length chained together at the ends.
In a proper mixture of inflammable gas and air is found an exceedingly safe explosive, perfectly manageable and quite incapable of producing pressures in any sense dangerous to a properly constructed engine.
There was nothing for it but to send for a saw and to reduce the log then and there to a manageable size.
There remained in front of the door, when this clearance had been effected, the Yule log itself, the laborers who had drawn it along and a group of manageable size.
They are ofmanageable size, and this is more than can be said of most of Mr. Hardy's productions.
He has been carefully humored, and he is as quiet and manageable as his best friends could wish.
In nine cases out of ten, it is a much more manageable consciousness with a woman than with a man.
I don't question our entrapping him successfully into the Sanitarium: I only doubt whether he will prove quite as manageable as I originally anticipated when we have got him there.
But, with Mirah, he reminds me of the dogs that have been brought up by women, and remain manageable by them only.
Yet she seemed moremanageable in this state than in her former attitude of defiance.
A good diet is essential to the tranquil condition of many idiots and chronic lunatics, and is, without doubt, a principal reason why idiots are easily manageable in this asylum, who have been found to be unmanageable in union houses.
The unmarried sister with whom he lived took care of him; and the child, now old enough to be manageable and even useful in trifling offices, sat in the chamber, or played, about.
Why, then, should not selective and volitional action be as manageable as impulsive?
He has performed a complete impulsive action, but an action which, on the mental side, has been thinned out to a manageable degree of simplicity.
In order, therefore, to make the experiment more simple and workable at all temperatures, a sample of coal was selected, which should be perfectly manageable and readily consumed.
We should prevent our labor yards from getting gorged, and would keep them within manageable dimensions.
But I was a manageable girl at all times, and gave nobody much trouble.
It must condense them into manageable form by means of descriptive formulæ, qualitative and quantitative.
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