Vade mecum

A short vade mecum to the celestial ruby. III. The fount of chemical truth." In Hermetic museum, restored and enlarged, ed. Arthur Edward Waite, ii, 225-269., 1893. 

For further discussion of heat transfer in cryogenic fluids, see R. J. Donnelly, Cryogenics, Physics Vade Mecum, ed. H.L. Anderson, AIP, NY (1981). For a recent discussion of contact resistance see also H. Jones, L. Cowey, and D. Dew-Hughes, Cryogenics 29 795 (1989). 

King s MS 16 Mary Edmond, Simon Forman s Vade-Mecum , Book Collectory 26 (1977), 44—60. 

Peter Murray Jones su ests that the first item was written by the Franciscan William Holm, c.1415, Reading Medicine in Tudor Cambridge , in Vivian Nutton and Roy Porter (eds.). The History of Medical Education in Britain (Amsterdam, 1995), 153—83, esp. 154. Cf. Edmond, Forman s Vade-Mecum , 46. 

Edmond, Forman s Vade-Mecum , 52,54,56. It is uncertain which edn. Forman used. 

MacDonald (ed.), Witchcraft and Hysteria-, Schleiner, Medical Ethics, 112. Kings MS i6, fos. 78 —80 Edmond, Forman s Vade-Mecum , 56 (source of discussion and citation). 

Data taken Ashcroft and Mermin, 1976 and A Physicist s Desk fleference The Second Edition of Physics Vade Mecum, H. L Anderson, editor-in-chief, 1989, American Physics Institute. 

Raymund Lully, particularly his Vade Mecum, Lignum Vitae, Testament, and Codicil. 

DISPOSITION — A Philosophical Confection so-called by Maria, but Trevisan terms it Weight or Proportion, and others name it Composition. It is a synthesis of the three principles philosophically combined. In his Vade Mecum, Philalethes says that we must take one part of the red or the white body, which answer to the male, two or three parts of arsenic, which fulfils the office of the female and four parts or more, up to twelve, of the sea-water of the Sages the whole, being well mixed, must be placed in the vase, which must be well sealed, and the vase placed in the athanor, where it must be subjected to the required regimen. 

We had a few medical books, among which I recall Pareria s Materia Medica, Mendenhall s Vade Mecum, a work on chemistry Parish s Pharmacy, and Gray s Anatomy, then a new work just out.34... 

For example Insley J1996 A Paediatric Vade-Mecum, 13th Edition, London, Arnold. 

Mirella Brini, "Ludovico Lazarelli Epistola Enoch, Dal Crater Hermetis, Vade Mecum," in Testi umanistici (see 6A, above), pp.21-27. 

Vade mecum of the official technical information about drugs commercialized in Spain this is offered via the Internet to all physicians and pharmacists of the country through the Web at www.saludaliafarma. com or www.saludaliamedica.com. 

Donnely, R.J. (1981). Fluid Dynamics In AIP 50th Anniversary Physics Vade Mecum (Anderson, H.L., ed.). Am. Inst.Phys., New York. 

This book contains more material than would reasonably be covered in a conventional second-year Bachelor of Science course in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. It has been written as a vade mecum for you to take with you for foundational insights, from your third year of university and beyond, along whichever career path you construct, or follow. 

Raymond Lully Vade Mecum or Short Treatise on the Chemical Art )... 

APD A Physicists Desk Reference, The Second Edition of Physics Vade Mecum An-... 

In essence this book represents the cumulahve wisdom of many internationally renowned researchers and technologists in the arena of microemulsions. We certainly hope this volume will become a vade mecum in the field of microemulsions, and the bounty of information garnered here will serve as a fountainhead for further exciting developments in this field. The book should be of interest to everyone with core or tangential interest in microemulsions. It should appeal to the novice (as a Baedeker) as well as to the veteran researcher (as a commentary on contemporary R D activity). The book is profusely illustrated and copiously referenced. 

The book offers those contemplating careers in bioengineering and biotechnology a vade mecum that should be of great help—a virtual career mentor outlining authoritatively the relevant terrain, values, and pathways to entry and accomplishment. ... 

Host ek JJ (1998) Structure-activity relationship in contact sensitization classification and ranking of aUergens. In MarzuUi FN, Maibach HI (eds) Dermatotoxicology methods the laboratory worker s vade mecum. Taylor and Francis, Washington DC, pp 115-120... 

From Dehn, K.A. and Orlando, T.P., Superconductivity, in The Electrical Engineering Handbook, 2nd ed., Dorf, R.C., Ed., CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 1998, p. 1224. Originally from R.J. Donnelly, Cryogenics, in Physics Vade Mecum, H.L. Anderson, Ed., New York American Institute of Physics, 1981. With permission. 

It is for the diligent screener that this book has been prepared. It is an antibioticist s vade mecum. We have found this data compilation on the chromatography of antibiotics most useful for our purposes and hope it will be found applicable and time saving for others. 

The word nucleus is the Latin term for kernel or nut. Philalethes uses it in his unfinished manuscript of the Vade mecum Philosophicum (British Library, MS Sloane 633, 107v). The term is also used by Van Helmont, as in the Ortus medicinae (Lyons, 1667), p. 43, 17 .. . interior Mercurii Nucleus, a dissolventibus non attingitur, multo minus terebratur. ... 

Harmony MD (1981). In Anderson, HL (ed) AIP Physics Vade Mecum, Chapter 15. New York American Institute of Physics. 

II, Floud, 1973, 85-124, and II, Harnett, 1975, 439-475, offer readable introductions to time series analysis, while II, Croxton et c/., 1967, 214-342, is a vade mecum of the art. For techniques of nonlinear least-squares estimation, only highly technical texts (such as II, Bard, 1974) are available. Derek de Solla Price has discussed the implications of exponential and logistic growth for the scientific enterprise in II, Price, 1963, esp. 20-32. For a stimulating apphcation of these concepts to the description of social change in general, see II, Hamblin et al, 1913. 

Hondt d , J.-L. (2000) Vade-mecum du jeune zoologiste, Collection Oceanis, Editions de ITnstitut Oceanographique, Paris, 189 pp. 

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