inspiratory centre
inspiratory centre The most important subcentre of the
ventilation centre in the brain, which controls the regularity of breathing. The inspiratory centre is situated in the medulla oblongata and is composed of a group of neurons (the
dorsal respiratory group). These neurons receive information from stretch receptors in the bronchial tubes and chemoreceptors in the
carotid bodies and generate impulses that pass down the phrenic nerve to the diaphragm, causing it to contract (see
inspiration).
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Vilante Imajane Bottomley | Eileen V. Buff | Abner Conant | Betty Tomiko Jones | Maria K. Kirshner | Klaus Landers | Eleanor McClelland | Ramona Olivas | Vernon L. "Donald" Robinson | Thomas Michael Ryan | Gordon Tuttle | Julia Amelia Younkin
Newspaper article from: Daily Breeze; 9/26/2003; ; 700+ words
; Bottomley, Vilante Imajane A 55 year resident of Redondo Beach, passed...1903, Vilante was 100. She is survived by her sons, James Bottomley of Palm Springs, William Bottomley of Tucson, AZ and Gerald Bottomley of Redondo Beach. Also...
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Golf: Open eludes Bottomley
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 7/12/2000; 345 words
; ...the Old Course next week. Yorkshire's Steve Bottomley and the Scot Gordon Sherry both failed to come through the regional qualifying competitions on Monday. Bottomley enjoyed the best week of his career at the home...
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Bottomley, Caroline Edith Uebele
Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; 10/29/2002; 473 words
; ...Judith Bottomley and Jennifer Bottomley, both of Wayland MA, Meredith...Cassing of Owosso MI, Deborah Bottomley of Framingham MA, Beth...Grand Blanc, MI, and Sarah Bottomley of Houston TX; brothers...brothers Culver, Stanley and Gordon Uebele. Memorial donations...
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 "Express & Echo (Exeter UK)")
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Cut out the angry words ms bottomley ; Your correspondent Pamela Bottomley excels at spouting shallow political vitriol against the Government, but never appears to offer an alternative.
Newspaper article from: Express & Echo (Exeter UK); 4/15/2009; 441 words
; Your correspondent Pamela Bottomley excels at spouting shallow...Call men in white to take Gordon and Co, Points of view...Perhaps it is time for Ms Bottomley to calm down and tell us what...with dogs? How about it Ms Bottomley? Just for once, write a...
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 "The Journal (Newcastle, England)")
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Richard Bottomley column.(News)(Column)
Newspaper article from: The Journal (Newcastle, England); 3/21/2007; 663 words
; Byline: By Richard Bottomley While Budget Day isn't the platform...tax and spending changes, whatever Gordon Brown does reveal, this afternoon...any major new initiatives. Richard Bottomley is North-East Chamber of Commerce...
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Democracy? Labour couldn't even spell it ; Pamela Bottomley, how right you are when you wonder what has happened to democracy in Britain since New Labour came to power, Where are the MPs with a conscience?, Points of view, March 21.
Newspaper article from: Express & Echo (Exeter UK); 3/24/2009; 516 words
; Pamela Bottomley, how right you are when you wonder what has happened to democracy in...tongue and glib words. How we are suffering from them now as his successor Gordon Brown attempts to take the country out of the fiscal problems he started...
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Echo memories - A woman ofmystery
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo; 2/25/2009; ; 480 words
; ...They have been studied by Dr Gordon Bottomley, who is giving the talk, entitled The Fair Joanna, at 2pm. Dr Bottomley, a paediatrician who lives in...really rather wicked, " says Dr Bottomley. Tickets are [pounds]2. Please...
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Obituary: Professor R. George Thomas
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 2/28/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...scholarship when he came to write Edward Thomas: a portrait (1985) and to edit the poet's correspondence with Gordon Bottomley, the second volume of which appeared in 1996. He had already published a very useful summary of the poet's Welsh...
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Fighting his corner
Magazine article from: The Spectator; 5/3/2008; ; 700+ words
; ...Bomberg and Mark Gertler. A section of the literary world took him up, Gentile as well as Jewish: Laurence Binyon, Gordon Bottomley, Eddie Marsh. However puzzled they were -- his poems were clogged with abstractions and he was a difficult young...
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The war and a sprained ankle
Magazine article from: The Spectator; 2/14/2004; ; 700+ words
; ...to it.' (In Pursuit of Spring is brilliant, almost phantasmagoric, a man nearly at the end of his tether.) Gordon Bottomley told him to try verse. So did W. H. Hudson, who said that 'Thomas replied, "It is strange you should say this...
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Gordon Bottomley
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Gordon Bottomley 1874-1948, English poet and dramatist, b. Yorkshire. His major artistic efforts were directed at reviving verse drama in...
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Bottomley, Gordon
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature
Bottomley, Gordon (1874–1948), poet. His first volume of poems, The Mickle Drede , appeared in 1896, and his work was included...
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Poetic Drama
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre
...century John Masefield's The Tragedy of Nan (1908), in poetic prose, John Drinkwater's Rebellion (1914), Gordon Bottomley's Gruach , and Flecker's Hassan (both 1923) were the most important. In the 1930s a number of poets broke...
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Nash, Paul
Book article from: A Dictionary of Twentieth-Century Art
...of autobiography with some letters and essays) in 1949, and Poet and Painter (his correspondence with the poet Gordon Bottomley) in 1955. A collection of his photographs taken for use in his paintings was published as Fertile Image in 1951...
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