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...investigations. A most important remark, due to Herschel, regards what are called residual phenomena. When, in an experiment, all known causes being allowed...conceivable variation of arrangement of apparatus, &c. tried ; until, if possible, we manage so to exaggerate the residual phenomenon as to be able to...

...investigations. A most important remark, due to Herschel, regards what are called residual phenomena. When, in an experiment, all known causes being allowed...conceivable variation of arrangement of apparatus, &c. tried ; until, if possible, we manage so to exaggerate the residual phenomenon as to be able to...

...378. A most important remark, due to Herschel, regards Residual what are called residual phenomena. When, in an experiment, all known causes being allowed...apparatus, etc., tried; until, if possible, we manage so to isolate the residual phenomenon as to be able to detect its cause. It is here, perhaps, that in the...

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...illustration of this method. "When, in an experiment, all known causes being allowed for, there remain unexplained effects (excessively slight it may be),...of our knowledge; at all events, we are warranted by the recent history of natural philosophy in so doing. Thus, to take only a very few instances, and...

...importance of residual phenomena: When, in an experiment, all known causes being allowed for, there remain unexplained effects (excessively slight it may be), these must be carefully investigated. . . . It is here, perhaps, that in the present state of science we may most reasonably look for extensions...

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