CONDUCTION

n. Ko2n-dusk's husn. Gr., fB, 14 (a, 34).] Remington's c. A c. furnished with 7 tubes of 1 conductio. Fr., c. Ger., Leitung. conduzione.<rvvay<ayij. Lat.,coninch diameter and 32 inches long, surrounded by a cylinder 5 inches duction. The property or of It., to Sp., in diameter and 24 inches long. A stout tube at the bottom is conheat, and proce givingAerialpa ageAiranythingc. nected by rubber tubing with the hydrant, and a similar tube con- (especiallyc. aerienne. sound, electricity).as of sound toc.,the ear Fr., Ger., Luftleitung. C., through veys the heated water into the sink. The ends of the condensing air. Bone c. Fr., c. desosdu crane. Ger., Knochenlcitung. It., tubes are drawn together and tapered. An iron stand is adjusted conduzione delle o a craniche. Sp.. conduccion de los huesos del by a V-support, and secures the apparatus at any required angle, craneo. The c. of sound to the ear through the bones of the skull. [a, 24.] Rice's c. A c. that consists ol a tolerably heavy copper [F.] Double c. Ger., doppelte Leitung. The transmi ion of an ve el of about 10 gallons capacity, with a round bottom and closed impulse in two directions (both to and from the nerve-centre) when top, haying short inch-tubes projecting from both; one of the tubes a stimulus is applied to the middle portion of a pure sensory or supplying the cold water and the other carrying it off. [a, 24.] motor nerve. [Landois (K).] Squibb's c. A c. on the principle of Liebig's, but upright and s having the vapor tube doubled in the form of a V, in order to [s. 370]