The augmentation was ratified at the Heralds' office by the command of George III.
This was an augmentation granted to that nobleman by Frederick, king of Prussia, as a mark of the high value he set upon certain diplomatic services in which he had been engaged.
This was an augmentation borne quarterly with the antient arms of Smith.
This augmentation (being the arms of the town of Liverpool) was made to the arms of Charles Jenkinson, first Earl of Liverpool, at the unanimous request of the mayor and municipality of that town, signified by their recorder.
This augmentation was allowed to the family in the early part of the seventeenth century; but they had previously, for many generations, borne the Buckle as a badge.
This is an augmentationnearly resembling the arms of Scotland, and was granted to the Earl of Surrey, afterwards Duke of Norfolk, for his services against the Scots at Flodden Field, in 1513.
Mordey in 1895 showed that this augmentation in hysteresis loss in iron was due to heating.
The augmentationin value, however, becomes more nearly zero as the temperature approaches 700 deg.
Mere lapse of time does not remove the increase, but if the iron is reannealed the augmentation in hysteresis disappears.
They afterwards marched into quarters in Yorkshire, where the three augmentation troops were reduced, and the numbers of the establishment of the Regiment fixed at 309 officers and men.
In considering the consequences of this eventful day, we cannot but applaud the foresight of Marlborough, who before the opening of the campaign had so earnestly pressed for a powerful augmentation of troops.
On the same date appointed Captain under the augmentation arrangement.
An intention of general reformation in this article has been accordingly announced, with augmentation as to foreigners.
This process of accumulation would, if continued for a longer time, lead to the augmentation of the slight differences characteristic of varieties into the greater differences characteristic of species and genera.
Compare the varied effects which result from the augmentation of yellow and blue to red, from the combination of these two higher extremes to pure red, and the union of the two inferior extremes to green.
Thus the ancients not only seem to have looked upon colour as a mutable and fleeting quality, but appear to have had a presentiment of the (physical and chemical) effects of augmentation and re-action.
The augmentation advances constantly and unremittingly, and it is to be observed that the increase of intenseness is most common on the plus side.
The venous blood approaches more to violet, and by this mutability denotes the tendency to that augmentation and progression which are now familiar to us.
All chemical augmentation of colour, again, is the immediate consequence of continued excitation.
The augmentation is unremittingly rapid and constant; it is universal, and obtains in physiological as well as in physical and chemical colours.
In the animal kingdom the juice of the murex is remarkable; of its augmentation and culmination on the minus side, we shall hereafter have occasion to speak.
By bringing together the violet edge and yellow-red border in prismatic experiments, by continued augmentation in chemical operations, and by the organic contrast in physiological effects.
The augmentation of colour in subdued light was still more directly taught by Lomazzo.
But we can also assume an existing red in addition to the definite existing blue and yellow, and we can produce contrariwise, by mixing, what we directly produced by augmentation or deepening.
The augmentation on the minus side is less frequent; but we observe that the more pure and condensed the Prussian-blue or cobalt glass is prepared, the more readily it assumes a reddish hue and inclines to the violet.
Bear in mind what he said in respect to the augmentation of his numbers, and the means of assembling those persons.
No, I am not, because I am in search of the secret of the augmentation of gold, and it is a very expensive study for us.
I agree to pay you that sum provided that I succeed in making the augmentation myself with such matter as you name to me, which I will purchase.
The best plan was to astonish my man with the miracle of the augmentation of the mercury, treat it as a jest, and see what his intentions would be.
The augmentation of mercury ought to be enough for you.
This was bad and antiquated; thoroughly behind the times in all respects; the trade was groaning under a low rate of wages, which had not kept step with the general development and the augmentation of prices.
In other directions she had urged him on, and he had felt this as a confirmation and augmentation of his own being; but now she was silent.
If we turn to its functions, we find these similarly show an ever-increasing inter-dependence, an augmentation in number and heterogeneity, and a greater precision.
He permitted him to sacrifice in the Capitol, placed his equestrian statue in the temple of Bellona, and granted him an augmentation of territory.
We must therefore cease from being astonished that a small augmentation of heat, such as 1/50 should appear so striking.
Now it is obvious, that if this baleen had once attained such a size and development as to be at all useful, then its preservation and augmentation within serviceable limits, would be promoted by "Natural Selection" alone.
Illustration: 8355] They properly apprehended a great augmentation of the British force, and made preparations to meet it.
He showed all his life the greatest humility, and from day to day did not change, except by the augmentation and advance of his virtue.
Benavides] had become bishop of Nueva Segovia, he gave his main attention to the augmentation of the province, having seen with his own eyes the service done by the religious here to the Lord, and their service to their neighbors.
He was twice superior of Binondoc, to the great spiritual and temporal augmentation of that mission.
The encrease of population has been followed by an augmentation in the number of schools; but, if I judge correctly, the latter has been rather beyond what the former should appear to authorize.
