- "bringing
about an
equitable distribution of land in
urban agglomerations to
subserve the
common good." In a real
world scenario,
monopoly of land can take place...
-
means of progress, but who
accept her only so far as they
think she will
subserve their own
selfish interests,
denying her and her
blessings to the rest...
- nerves, splitting,
combining and recombining, to form the
nerves that
subserve the upper-limb and
upper back.
Although the
brachial plexus may appear...
- very
grave diseases, in
which that
portion of the
nervous system which subserves to the
feeling of
bodily well-being,—termed, in
psychological phrase,...
- CJ, Gamo NJ, Jin LE,
Mazer JA, et al. (February 2013). "NMDA
receptors subserve persistent neuronal firing during working memory in
dorsolateral prefrontal...
- of his
health and the
discovery of all the arts, and that
knowledge to
subserve these ends must
necessarily be
deduced from
first causes; so that in order...
-
limit of
about 0.6
cycles per degree.
Dacey et al.
propose that the
giants subserve the subconscious, 'non-image-forming'
functions of
circadian photoentrainment...
-
theory of mind in
autism led to the view that
mentalizing abilities are
subserved by
dedicated mechanisms that can—in some cases—be
impaired while general...
-
oxymel hoc modo.
Mellis decem librae ****
aceti heminis quinque, haec
decies subserve faciunt atque ita
sinunt inveterare.
Themison summus autor ****avit oxymel...
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means of progress, but who
accept her only so far as they
think she will
subserve their own
selfish interests,
denying her and her
blessings to the rest...