- the
powder at a
predetermined time and
cause the
creature to yelp, thus
giving the
captain of the ship an
accurate knowledge of the time.
Sympathetic magic...
-
gained wide-scale use as a more
robust alternative to the
traditional black powder explosives. It
allows the use of nitroglycerine's
favorable explosive properties...
- Sir
Kenelm Digby,
known for his
diverse interests,
created the "
Sympathetic Powder",
believed to have
mystical healing properties.
Isaac Newton, famous...
-
pursuits was the
concept of the
powder of sympathy. This was a kind of
sympathetic magic; one
manufactured a
powder using appropriate astrological techniques...
- syndrome. In
Horner syndrome,
sympathetic innervation to the eye is blocked. In a
healthy eye,
cocaine will
stimulate the
sympathetic nerves by
inhibiting norepinephrine...
- The
Johnson County War, also
known as the War on
Powder River and the
Wyoming Range War, was a
range war in
Johnson County,
Wyoming from 1889 to 1893....
- trip. The
Powder of Life is a
magic substance from the book series,
which first appears in The
Marvelous Land of Oz. It is a
magical powder that brings...
-
fingertips but with the nails, cuticles, and
surrounding flesh. Tal****
powder is
applied to the
fingers as a lubricant. The neck has
ivory or bone platforms...
- (1571–1606) was
chosen as the emissary, but the
Spanish king,
although sympathetic to the
plight of
Catholics in England, was
intent on
making peace with...
- is a
transparent horizontal pipe
which contains a
small amount of a fine
powder such as cork dust, talc or lycopodium. At one end of the tube is a source...
