Usa "residuum" in una frase

1. The most obvious and important residuum of the empire is the Roman Catholic Church

2. On this hypothesis we may conceive that the 'flaming fire’ which is reserved for some selected victims of divine wrath at the Advent of Christ,—who like Korah 'shall go down alive into hell,’ and shall be 'gathered out of the kingdom, as those that cause stumbling,’—is some locally kindled 'sea of fire,’—perhaps below the surface—and not that general 'melting of the elements,’ which shall occur when, more than a thousand years later, the burning earth will become the scene and the instrument of the general destruction of ungodly men of all past generations, the residuum of evil after the failure of all saving processes

3. And to make manifest what is unknown, this is man’s real death—this which leaves nothing behind [haec nihil residuum faeiens]

4. In its experiments there has always remained, in the last analysis, a residuum it could not resolve

5. "It is one of the elementary principles of practical reasoning," he remarked, "that when the impossible has been eliminated the residuum, HOWEVER IMPROBABLE, must contain the truth

6. The fracture resembled that of refined sugar, it burnt completely away without leaving any residuum; and if dissolved in water, and thus evaporated, crystals of pure prismatic nitre were obtained

7. The alcoholic solutions were poured into a small retort of known weight; the alcohol was carefully distilled off, and the residuum dried; deducting the weight of the retort, there remained 18

8. The remainder of this solution was filtered, and on weighing the dried residuum, the loss appeared to be 2 grains, so that sulphate of lime probably constitutes nearly ⅕ of the insoluble residence (48 grains

9. A portion of the dried residuum (7) was treated with diluted muriatic acid, which dissolved nearly the whole of it, with considerable effervescence

10. The new compound, on examination, proved to be muriate of lime; so that it may be concluded the residuum (7) was principally carbonate of lime

11. This tray being substituted for the connecting wire, as soon as the immersion of the apparatus causes the metal to burn, the rose-coloured flame appears, and if the residuum left in the sheet iron be afterward thrown into water, an effervescence sometimes ensues

12. It was afterward evaporated to dryness, and about a quarter of a grain of a solid residuum was obtained