phraseology, unessential, plastinated, plasticity

I will take my courage in both hands, and put before you an outline of educational principles. What I am going to say is of course entirely without your authority, and does not pledge or prejudge any action of the Association. We are primarily concerned only with the intellectual side of education, and, as mathematicians, are naturally concerned to illustrate details more particularly by reference to mathematics. Thus much to explain deliberate omissions in what follows.
Consider now the general and special education of two types of boys, namely those in secondary schools who in after life must form the professional and directing classes in commerce, industry, and public administration, and again those in junior technical schools and later in advanced continuation classes, who are going to form the class of skilled artisans and foremen of workshops. These two sets compose the education strength of the nation. We must form no ideals which include less than these entire classes within their scope. What I shall say, will in phraseology apply more directly to the secondary schools, but with unessential changes it will apply equally to the other group.



How Plastinated Bodies are Made

Behind the scenes at a Chinese workshop that specializes in the process of preserving human and animal bodies for exhibition.





plasticity[plas・tic・i・ty]

発音記号[plæstísəti]
[名][U]可塑性；柔軟性, 適応性.

plastinated


IN BRIEF: v. - Preserve (tissue) with certain materials, as for teaching and research purposes.


phra·se·ol·o·gy (frā'zē-ŏl'ə-jē)
n., pl., -gies.

1. The way in which words and phrases are used in speech or writing; style.
2. A set of expressions used by a particular person or group: nautical phraseology.

phraseological phra'se·o·log'i·cal (-ə-lŏj'ĭ-kəl) adj.
phraseologist phra'se·ol'o·gist n.