The number of its productive labourers, it is evident, can never be much increased, but in consequence of an increase of capital, or of the funds destined for maintaining them.
Their expense in general, therefore, cannot be much increased by them, though that of a few individuals among them may, and in reality sometimes is.
The arrest of Don Carlos caused a great sensation throughout the country, much increased by the mysterious circumstances which had attended it.
Many persons whose circulation is none too strong may feel faint on suddenly rising, but in a person whose pulse is slow and the circulation weak the danger of causing anemia of the brain by the sudden erect posture is much increased.
If the blood pressure is much increased by it, the ergot should not be repeated, as too much work should not be thrown on the heart muscle.
The danger of such adhering deposits is much increased by using too high a heat, and too small a body of acid, relatively to the metals dissolved.
The glands of the mesentery may be at the same time so much increased in size as to form visible or palpable tumors in the abdomen.
The urine is not always so much increased as to attract attention, while its color is also sometimes but slightly changed; but the symptoms of thirst and dryness or clamminess of the mouth are seldom wanting.
If both parents were syphilitic at or before the time of conception, the probability that the disease will be transmitted, and in a severe form, is much increased.
Where the exertion of the sensorial powers is much increased, as in the hot fits of fever or inflammation, the following are the usual means of relieving it.
By the rich collections of the Challenger this number is so much increased that we can here describe twenty-seven genera and one hundred and sixty species.
On very muddy rivers, real shadow falls in sunlight nearly as sharply as on land; on our own sea, the apparent shadow caused by increased reflection, is much increased in depth by the chalkiness and impurity of the water.
And this effect is much increased by the positive and persevering determination on the part of their outlines not to be broken in upon, nor interfered with in the slightest degree, by any presumptuous blue, or impertinent winds.
The tumour is much increased on the general circulation being hurried, as by crying in children, by fits of passion, by the excitement of ardent liquors or venery, and during or before the menstrual discharge.
This pain is much increased by the muscles surrounding the parts being thrown into action, as in expelling their contents, more especially if these be of an acrid quality.
He frequently puts his hand towards his head, and gives other indications of suffering acute pain in that region, much increased by any movement of the part.
Two motions can easily be given to matter in a lower velocity; but not so easily when the velocity is much increased.
When the call rate is high, which will particularly happen when bank reserves are low, the shifting in loans will be much increased.
Confidence in these conclusions is much increased by a study of the views of Professor Taussig.
Thus when the absorption of the tears by the puncta lacrymalia is much increased by the stimulus of snuff; or of an affecting idea, on the nasal dusts, as explained in Sect.
For the expenditure of sensorial power by the organ of vision is always very great, as appears by the size of the optic nerves; and is now so much increased as to deprive the next link of association of its due share.
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