As this takes place in each successive distillation, if we make use of large vessels and a considerable degree of heat, we at last decompose the whole of the oil, and change it entirely into water and charcoal.
A preference for older men, or else a considerable degree of indifference to age alone, is more common, and perhaps indicates a deeper degree of perversion.
Four cases are morbid to a considerable degree; the remaining case has had insane delusions which required treatment in an asylum.
These circumstances probably account for the great amount of mystery which has been, and still is to a considerable degree, attached to fur dyeing, and also explains the opprobrium and distrust with which fur dyers were formerly regarded.
The effectiveness of the fermentation processes depends to a considerable degree on the action of certain bacteria and yeasts.
Likewise, the presence in the museums of various articles, leather and fur, of Assyrian, Phoenician and Persian origin, tends to show that these peoples also possessed a considerable degree of proficiency in tanning.
Young pelts have a design on them somewhat similar to broadtail lambs, or moire astrachans, but this design is lost to a considerable degree by dyeing the furs.
The events which accumulated about that time, and which were, he said, in a letter to Washington, of a nature to render the continuance of peace in a considerable degree precarious, deferred his meditated retreat.
Jefferson expressed himself as follows: "When you first mentioned to me your purpose of retiring from the government, though I felt all the magnitude of the event, I was in a considerable degree silent.
To a distinguished reputation in the line of his profession, this gentleman added a considerable degree of political eminence.
The Mound Builders had attained a considerable degreeof civilization; they were able to form, in the construction of their works, perfect circles and perfect squares of great accuracy, carried over the varying surface of the country.
But even reason, in its present state, is so degraded, that the wonders of creative wisdom are, in a considerable degree, overlooked or undervalued.
It is evident she attached a considerable degree of credibility to the representations she had received; and relying no longer upon subordinate means of information, she resolved upon a course of diligent inquiry.
These causes of mutual complaint being permitted to rankle for some time in the bosoms of both nations, produced a considerable degree of irritation.
While the two armies continued to watch each other, occasional enterprises were undertaken by detachments, in some of which a considerable degree of merit was displayed.
Psychological warfare can be relied upon to a considerable degree to step up enemy panic in the application of a rapid forward movement.
But most of the countries of the world suffer from a considerable degree of ideological confusion--of instability of basic beliefs--without having any immediate remedy at hand, or even seeking one.
Modern writers agree in ascribing to the Touaricks, a people inhabiting the Desert of Sahara, a considerable degree of civilization.
In the second place, even after they have occurred and developed to a considerable degree, they can be removed by a trifling and almost painless operation, and, if taken early enough, all their injurious effects overcome.
It is a neat building, and shews a good front to the road; is fitted up with a considerable degree of elegance, and is a very convenient theatre.
The following interesting narrative is an abridged copy of what appeared in the Liverpool Mercury, at the time when her astonishing powers excited a considerable degree of public attention.
Although blind persons have occasion, in a variety of respects, to deplore their infelicity, their misery is in a considerable degree alleviated by advantages peculiar to themselves.
This strange affection or complaint, which is more generally known by the term Nightmare, than by that of Incubus, has obtained a considerable degree of notice in the world, from the singular manner in which it seizes its victims.
While the interests of the people were neglected and forgotten, the attention of the premier was in a considerable degree engrossed by the petty arrangements of office.
I profess the same science, and I pretend only to have carried to much greater heights an art to which he has given a considerable degree of perfection.
By the quick evaporation of aether a considerable degree of cold may be procured; and on this principle it has sometimes been applied to relieve the head-ach and other pains.
Mild or sweet oil is expressed from the grains or kernels of vegetables, and requires a considerable degree of heat to convert it into vapour, in which state alone it is capable of being inflamed.
From the manner in which the lines are indented in the paper, in several of the cuts, it is evident that they must either have been subjected to a considerable degree of pressure or have been very hard rubbed.
It bears a considerable degree of resemblance to the mark given at page 62, from an edition of the Apocalypse.
Although some of the figures bear a considerable degree of likeness to others of the same kind in the Biblia Pauperum, I cannot think that the designs for both books were made by the same person.
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