Nature, Volume 63Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1900 - Electronic journals |
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... knowledge , he must be constantly picking up new kinds of knowledge . Nobody can limit the value of any kind of knowledge , but still one may say that certain things are probably more im- portant than others . To gain what we call ...
... knowledge , he must be constantly picking up new kinds of knowledge . Nobody can limit the value of any kind of knowledge , but still one may say that certain things are probably more im- portant than others . To gain what we call ...
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... knowledge of electrical matters . In 1884-6 these very men were not worth twenty shillings a week ; they were weeded out of the profession , and their places were taken by men of better knowledge . Two or three years after , these ...
... knowledge of electrical matters . In 1884-6 these very men were not worth twenty shillings a week ; they were weeded out of the profession , and their places were taken by men of better knowledge . Two or three years after , these ...
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... knowledge satisfied . Real knowledge belongs to the teleological sphere . His conclusion to the failure of the speculative and the success of the purposive reason surprised Mr. Turner with the force of a revelation . The first chapters ...
... knowledge satisfied . Real knowledge belongs to the teleological sphere . His conclusion to the failure of the speculative and the success of the purposive reason surprised Mr. Turner with the force of a revelation . The first chapters ...
Contents
Conroy Sir John F R S Death of 186 Curtius Prof New General Method of Preparing Aromatic | 14 |
Halfseconds Pendulums Mr Watson 195 | 15 |
Cooperation in Observing Variable Stars Prof E C Picker Cygnus New Variable in 2 1901 Dr T D Anderson 502 | 29 |
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