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Broken pitch is, in turn, a falling pitch with superadded glottalization.

Bone marrow: Pancytopenia with superadded infection usually implies a poor prognosis.

His argument was possibly suggested by John Locke's speculation as to the possibility that a power of thinking might be 'superadded' to matter.

"Superadded to the burden common to all, they have wrongs and sufferings and mortifications peculiarly their own."

Indeed, jus cogens could be thought of as a special principle of custom with a superadded opinio juris.

Antibiotics have no effect on viruses, and the only indication for their use in herpetic infection is the presence of superadded, or secondary infection by bacteria.

What then must [the mighty force of oratorical expression] be, when conveyed to the heart with all the superadded powers and charms of musick?

To replace the divines who had failed to show up, Parliament later added 21 additional divines, known as the "Superadded Divines".

Fever may be due to a superadded infection or additional diagnosis (patients with TB are not exempt from getting influenza and other illnesses during the course of treatment).

According to an old history of the Assembly by William Maxwell Hetherington Love was a superadded member of the Westminster Assembly.

While Denys had argued for a natural end of the human person to which a supernatural end must be 'superadded', he did so consciously in opposition to the teaching of Thomas Aquinas.

It was a hard weather-beaten old face which might have belonged to a nobleman, a yeoman, a mariner, or a philosopher; for there was so much of a man that you lost sight of superadded distinctions.

The problem can be briefly stated as follows; it was thought that for certiorari to be available there would have to be not just a determination affecting the rights of individuals, but also a superadded duty to act judicially.

The third was the confusion between rights and remedies evident in the alleged requirement of a superadded duty to act judicially as a requirement of certiorari, and the way that this had stilted the development of natural justice.

On the other they disapproved of some of the impediments which had been erected in the twentieth century: the requirements of a lis inter partes and a superadded duty to act judicially were said to be false constraints.

Therefore, I conclude that the fiduciary relationship between the Crown and the appellants does not impose a duty on the Board to make its decisions in the best interests of the appellants, or to change its hearing process so as to impose superadded requirements of disclosure.

He experienced not only the bitterness of a man who finds, in looking back upon an ambitious course, that what he has sacrificed in sentiment was worth as much as what he has gained in substance; but the superadded bitterness of seeing his very recantation nullified.

He brought it off not by mimicking feminine intonation or mincing gait, antics or 'superadded drolleries', but by the ridiculous incongruity of his deep voice and muscular frame, by an occasional display of ankle, and by the perfect judgement with which he sang Polly's songs.

In natural justice cases this dictum was generally understood to mean that a duty to act judicially was not to be inferred merely from the impact of a decision on the rights of subjects; such a duty would arise only if there was a "superadded" express obligation to follow a judicial-type procedure in arriving at the decision.

The beautiful in nature is a question of the form of object, and this consists in limitation, whereas the sublime is to be found in an object even devoid of form, so far as it immediately involves, or else by its presence provokes a representation of limitlessness, yet with a superadded thought of its totality.

The endless punishments of hell appear to be an exploit of theory; they have a superadded appearance even in the Christian system; the same common tendency to superlatives and absolutes that makes men ashamed to admit that God is finite, makes them seek to enhance the merits of their Saviour by the device of everlasting fire.