How many contractions and relaxationsof the same muscle?
The general chapter for long battled bravely against the invasion of relaxations and abuses.
I deserve the pain of mind I suffer, because my criminal relaxations have extended even to you.
But no sooner had she returned to Ville-Marie than she was replunged into sorrowful embarrassments, as she noticed that what seemed to her to be relaxations had crept in.
That nation had not mitigated the vexations and inconveniences which war necessarily inflicts on neutral trade, by any relaxations in her colonial policy.
There were seventy-five relaxationsin person and seventy-four in effigy, while scourging, the galleys and imprisonment were lavishly imposed.
There were thirty-seven penitents besides sevenrelaxations in person and two in effigy.
But these relaxations of the old Penal Code, important as they were, only conciliated the higher classes of the Roman Catholics.
On the one hand we find him grief-stricken at the relaxations in the Order and doing everything in his power to remedy them; on the other hand we find him assailed as conniving at them and in some degree responsible for them.
The discussions were protracted for eight months, and all the ten unlawful relaxations were finally prohibited.
The grand secret seems to be, to contrive that the exercise of the Body, and that of the Mind, may serve as relaxations to each other.
These contractions and relaxations of the blood vessels are performed by movements of the smooth muscles.
They are found also in the walls of the small blood vessels where their contractions or relaxations can change the caliber of the vessels, and so affect the amount of blood passing through them.
My relaxations were lawsuits, and memorials still furnished the staple of my conversation.
Natural tastes and individual circumstances must, to a considerable extent, determine the relaxations and amusements most conducive to enjoyment and health.
It has ascended the stream of human license, contra ictum fluminis, by a power mightier than nature, and by laws of a higher order than the relaxations of this world.
These relaxations prove that all natural forces have been, and are, hostile to the indissoluble law of Christian marriage.
It is more common in women than in men, possibly due to lacing and the relaxations of the muscles of the abdomen from pregnancy.
While the rules of etiquette are intended to be of general application, there are certain relaxationsin middle class society not permissible in more fashionable circles.
After the womb has thoroughly contracted, it is sometimes of benefit to place a rubber bag filled with cold water over the pubic bone to prevent subsequent relaxations of the womb.
These comparsas are undoubtedly a remnant of the original Iberian exhibitions, in which, as among the Spartans and wild Indians, even in relaxations a warlike principle was maintained.
But for the closing down again that had followed those relaxations he might have comforted himself with the reflection that the trouble between them was over.
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