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  CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: History of Medicine
Before Sylvius began to teach there, the Leyden clinic had already gained worldwide fame.
One of the first adherents of Harvey, Sylvius, depending in part on Paracelsus and Belmont sought to explain physiological processes by suggesting fermentation (molecular motion of matter) and "vital spirits" as moving forces.
Through "effervescence" acid and alkaline juices are formed, and through their abnormal mixture hyperacidity and hyperalkalinity (i.e., sickness) originate.
www.newadvent.org /cathen/10122a.htm   (17358 words)

  
 Articles - ITV   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
The changes brought both strikes and lock-outs, leading to an ITV Emergency National Service in an attempt to keep the network on air.
The third franchise round in 1974 brought no company changes but did take the Lincolnshire transmitter from Anglia Television and reassign it to Yorkshire Television.
The ITA changed its name to Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) following the Sound Broadcasting Act 1972.
www.techize.com /articles/ITV   (1568 words)

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