Lexicographical Neighbors of Augmentors
Literary usage of Augmentors
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London by Royal Society (Great Britain) (1893)
"In this condition, the cardiac augmentors being now excluded, stimulation of
afferent nerves, which caused acceleration prior to section of the ..."
2. The Senile Heart: Its Symptoms, Sequelae, and Treatment by George William Balfour (1894)
"... not yet clearly understood, the same cause that inhibits the vagus also excites
the augmentors, so that we have at one and the same time an ..."
3. A Text-book of Animal Physiology: With Introductory Chapters on General by Wesley Mills (1889)
"... or both together, known as accelerators or augmentors. In the vertebrates thus
far examined the vagus is in reality a vago-sympa- thetic nerve, ..."
4. Memoirs of Libraries, of Museums; and of Archives by Edward Edwards, Thomas Greenwood (1901)
"CHAPTER V. The Radcliffe Library; its Founders, Benefactors, and augmentors.—The
New Museum of the Natural Sciences, and its Benefactors. ..."
5. Industrial Medicine: Being the Papers and Discussions on "The Practice of by American Academy of Medicine (1915)
"... the assertion occurs that cancer in the industries referred to was the result
of chemical agents, known as augmentors, in the chronically injured site. ..."
6. On the Weapons, Army Organisation, and Political Maxims of the Ancient by Gustav Salomon Oppert, Lakshmīkānta Varmā, Śukra, Vaiśaṃpāyana, Albrecht Weber (1880)
"The two feathers which on a horse's cheeks are seen standing, are called augmentors
of fame and are esteemed as ..."
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