 Yet, notwithstanding this extremely unequal loss of heat, experience has shown that the blood of the inhabitant of the arctic circle has a temperature as high as that of the native of the south, who lives in so different a medium.  The Citizen - Page 39Full view - About this book
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...external temperature is from 10° to 90° lower. Yet, notwithstanding this extremely unequal loss of heat, experience has shown that the blood of the inhabitant...of the south, who lives in so different a medium. This fact, when its true significance is perceived, proves that the heat given off to the surrounding... | |
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 | Ireland - 1843 - 450 pages
...external temperature is from 70" to 901" lower. Yet, notwithstanding this extremely unequal loss of heat, experience has shown that the blood of the inhabitant...of the south, who lives in so different a medium. This fact, when its true significance is perceived, proves that the heat given off to the surrounding... | |
 | 1851 - 620 pages
...notwithstanding this extremely unequal loss of heat, experience hag shown, that the blood of die inhabitants of the arctic circle has a temperature as high as...of the south, who lives in so different a medium. This fact, when its true significance is perceived, proves that the heat given off to the surrounding... | |
 | 1849 - 854 pages
...these are hotter, and losing heat when these are colder than itself. The blood, notwithstanding, of an $> N L > z I B :m ш+ eN ú d|cWL bn Vo ,' c[ " & a native of the south ; and this shows that "the heat given off to the surrounding medium is restored... | |
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