These nervous affections are manifold and their leading characteristics are not yet well defined.
These cases often last for several months, and the symptoms are not always well defined.
Under the microscope the gland-cells are found to be enlarged; they contain several nuclei, their protoplasm is infiltrated with fatty granules, obscuring the nuclei to a certain extent, and their outline is well defined.
A narrow, well defined portion of the trail should be selected, and if there are bunches of brush, cactus or weeds on either side, so much better.
One of the most successful is the following: Somewhere on the wolf's route of travel find an unused trail and selecting a well defined portion, set two traps close together as shown in the diagram.
A very good method is to find a large clump of cactus (prickly pear) with even, well defined edges, and set several traps near the edge and at varying distances.
It is, as presented in our western mountains, clear-cut, well defined, not a variety of anything.
This delicate, inconspicuous species is well definedby the characters given.
It acts like a strong dibasic acid, having a series of well defined salts.
It has a well defined, dark, dorsal stripe, and a short, erect mane.
Defn: A hypothetical nitro derivative of quinol or hydroquinone, not known in the free state, but forming a well defined series of derivatives.
The larva of six weeks suggests the outline of the mature fish; head and sides show the various openings of the tubules of the insunken sensory canals; and the archipterygium of the pectoral fin is well defined.
Forty-seven species are regarded by Gurley as well defined.
It measures twenty-four yards in diameter, and rises gradually to an elevation of six feet, being flat at the top, and the centre indicated by a well defined space in rather larger stones.
A hypothetical nitro derivative of quinol or hydroquinone, not known in the free state, but forming a well defined series of derivatives.
The choice of food is so well defined in some plants as to indicate a power of selection far greater than some protozoans exercise.
I shall not here attempt to discuss the question with so high an authority, and I must confess that the vocal index is not yet so well defined that it may be relied upon in classifying apes.
I was not alone in my belief that all animals had some way to make known to others some certain things; but to my mind the means had never been well defined.
The seasonal variation in this species is not so well defined in Ireland as in England.
These patches are also present on the hind wings, but are not so well defined.
The intermediate buff band is well defined, comparatively wide, and very light in color.
The female is like the male, but larger, the colors somewhat lighter and the markings not so well defined.
The ocelli, though small, are persistent, well defined, rarely showing a tendency to disappear completely.
The tops of the growth of wood were so thick and firm as to bear us currently a considerable distance before we arrived at the utmost boundaries, which were almost as well defined as the water on the shore of a pond.
So striking is the appearance, that, at a considerable distance, the mind is impressed with the idea that vegetation extends no farther than a line, as well defined as the penumbra and shadow in a lunar eclipse.
The limits of vegetation at the base of this summit are as well defined as that between the woods and the bald and mossy part.
The Y-mark is well defined as a rule, but now and then specimens are found in which only the tail of the Y is distinct.
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