| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Thus Sir M. Foster says (Foster's Physiology, 5th edition, p. 920), ???We speak of an action of an organ or of a living body as being spontaneous or automatic when it appears to be not immediately due to any changes in the circumstances in which the organ or body is placed, but to be the result of changes arising in the organ or body itself and determined by causes other than the influences of the
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