The former is a list of remedies, with appropriate spells or incantations, while the latter is a surgical treatise on the treatment of wounds and other injuries.
Why is the Black family's ancestral home in a Muggle neighbourhood?.@CharlsEC A Black ancestor coveted the beautiful house, so 'persuaded' the Muggle occupant to leave & put the appropriate spells on it.
These creatures had to be pacified by reciting the appropriate spells included in the Book of the Dead; once pacified they posed no further threat, and could even extend their protection to the dead person.
Willow recites what he thinks is the appropriate spell, but turns the goat into an ostrich, a peacock, a tortoise, and finally a tiger, before returning her to normal.
After accidentally turning Lisa into a snail with another wrong spell, Bart casts the appropriate counter spell, causing all zombies return to their graves and putting Lisa back to her human form.
Outside, hundreds of girls pressed against the glass doors, screaming the appropriate summoning spell from Harry Potter — "Accio!
This was Rangers' first away victory on SPL business since February 27 and if it had arrived by the cricket score which seemed entirely appropriate in spells, their supporters would travel north on Thursday with more serious thoughts of glory.
As the term "cell assembly" is used in different ways by different researchers, reflecting a degree of variability of the CELL ASSEMBLY concept, it seems appropriate to spell out how we use the term in the present context (see also Braitenberg 1978; Palm 1982; Braitenberg and Schüz 1998; Pulvermüller 2002).
Reminding myself of a travel-writing CV that began and ended with a story about how I lived in Malta for a week on £11, I found more appropriate employment correcting spelling mistakes at Esquire magazine.
Santos-Silva and Windmeijer suggest more appropriate modelling of spells of care and number of visits per spell through a Poisson model for the first part (number of spells) and a logarithmic model for the second part (number of visits per spell) (Santos-Silva and Windmeijer, 2001).
