The New Encyclopædia Britannica: In 32 Volumes. A-ak - Bayes, Volume 1Philip W. Goetz, Dale H. Hoiberg, Robert MacHenry Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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Page 283
... contains 80 utterances at- tributed to the Buddha or his chief disciples , when they had achieved the bliss of their emancipation or spoke in appreciation of a sublime state . 4. Itivuttaka ( " Thus Said " ) . This contains 112 short ...
... contains 80 utterances at- tributed to the Buddha or his chief disciples , when they had achieved the bliss of their emancipation or spoke in appreciation of a sublime state . 4. Itivuttaka ( " Thus Said " ) . This contains 112 short ...
Page 986
... contains iodine in the com- pound thyroxine , which is produced in the thyroid gland . It occurs in small quantities in much animal and veg- etable matter . Production and use . Iodine is produced commercially either from Chile ...
... contains iodine in the com- pound thyroxine , which is produced in the thyroid gland . It occurs in small quantities in much animal and veg- etable matter . Production and use . Iodine is produced commercially either from Chile ...
Page 994
... containing proteins have been isolated . The blood of many lower animals , such as mollusks , cephalopods , gastropods , and decapods , contains respiratory proteins called hemocyanins , which contain copper atoms ( but no heme ) and ...
... containing proteins have been isolated . The blood of many lower animals , such as mollusks , cephalopods , gastropods , and decapods , contains respiratory proteins called hemocyanins , which contain copper atoms ( but no heme ) and ...
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