innate heat造句

• Later, the term " innate heat " was attributed to friction caused by the motion of blood through arteries, as evidenced by the " Cyclopaedia " ( 1728 ):
• :" For'tis hence we know, that this " innate Heat " is no more than the Attrition of the Parts of the Blood; occasion'd by its circulatory Motion, especially in the Arteries ."
• Galen wrote in " On the Usefulness of the Parts of the Body " ( 170 ) : " The heart is, as it were, the hearthstone and source of the innate heat by which the animal is governed . " In the 11th century, Avicenna agreed with this notion, stating that the heart produced breath, the " vital power or innate heat " within the body, in his " Canon of Medicine ".
• Galen wrote in " On the Usefulness of the Parts of the Body " ( 170 ) : " The heart is, as it were, the hearthstone and source of the innate heat by which the animal is governed . " In the 11th century, Avicenna agreed with this notion, stating that the heart produced breath, the " vital power or innate heat " within the body, in his " Canon of Medicine ".