The work is a " vade mecum " of the experimenter's art, displaying in many examples how to use observation to propose factual generalisations about the physical world and then exclude competing explanations by specific experimental tests.
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Mori writer Hare Hongi ( Henry Stowell ) used macrons in his " Maori-English Tutor and Vade Mecum " of 1911, as does Sir Apirana Ngata, inconsistently, in his " Maori Grammar and Conversation " ( 7th printing 1953 ).
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During a transfer from one convent to another, he was able to reach Avignon and present an appeal before Pope Clement VI in 1349 . While there he wrote in 1349 his " Visiones seu revelationes ", and in 1356 " Vade Mecum in tribulatione " and " Liber Ostensor ".
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Her major work, " Seashore Animals of the Pacific Coast ", published in 1927, was the standard descriptive text of intertidal species until Ed Ricketts's " Between Pacific Tides " was published in 1939 . Ricketts considered Johnson's book " the " vade mecum " of marine biologists of the Pacific ."
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The " CthulhuTech " companion book " Vade Mecum " introduced three new playable races, two of which are results of Nazzadi and Human coupling and are referred to as " Xenomixes . " The third is the monstrous " Ghoul, " a race of filthy and only vaguely humanoid creatures that hide within human civilization, disguising themselves as homeless people or living in sewers and tunnels.
