Project Gutenberg''''''''s The Doctrine of Evolution, by Henry Edward Crampton pdf

Project Gutenberg''''s The Doctrine of Evolution, by Henry Edward Crampton pdf

... frequentlymen of science are accused of restricting the application of their results to their ownparticular fields of inquiry. As individualsthey use their knowledge for the formed by only six ... evolution. The lectures of the second group take up the various aspects of human evolution as a special instance of the general organic process. In thislatter part of the series, the subject of physical ... simple. The greatest lesson of physiological science is that the operations of the different parts of the living thing, as well as of the wholeorganism itself, are mechanical; that is,they are the...

Project Gutenberg’s The Foundations of Geometry, by David Hilbert ppt

... the theory of proportionwas made to depend essentially upon Pascal’s theorem (theorem 21), the same may thenbe said here of the theory of areas. This manner of establishing the theory of areas ... different sides of the plane α.Theorem 7 gives us the most important facts relating to the order of sequence of the elements of space. These facts are the results, exclusively, of the axioms already ... constantthroughout the discussion, and denote the same by 1. Upon the one side of a right angle, lay off from the vertex O the se gment 1 and also the segmentb. Then, from O lay off upon the other side of the right...

Project Gutenberg’s Number-System of Algebra, by Henry Fine potx

... from the characteristics of numbers and the definitions of their operations; in the case of the symbols 0, −d, on the other hand, the characteristics of these symbols and the definitions of their ... single term of the product; and it will be noticed that the first of them consists of the one partialpro duct in which the sum of the indices is 2, the second of all in which the sum of the indices ... say: The number of things in any group of distinct things is independent of the charac-ters of these things, of the order in which they may be arranged in the group, and of the manner in which they...

Project Gutenberg''''s The Book of Business Etiquette, by Nella Henney potx

... dominate the ideas and the ideals of the rest of the country. Numbers of our magazines—andthey are as good an index as we have to the feeling of the general public—aregiven over completely to the ... development. The strong who had risen to the top in the struggle for existence formed themselvesinto a group. The weak who stayed at the bottom fell into another, and the bulk of the populace, which, then ... Note:Please note that the book does not credit anauthor. The Library of I THE AMERICANBUSINESS MAN The business man is the national hero of America, as native to the soil and astypical of the country...

Project Gutenberg''''s The Making of Bobby Burnit, by George Randolph Chester potx

... orre-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License includedwith this eBook or online atwww.gutenberg.netTitle: The Making of Bobby BurnitBeing a Record of the Adventures of a LiveAmerican ... both of them. Let them fightthings out until they come almost toan understanding, then take the middle course.”That was all. Bobby turnedsquarely to survey the frowningJohnson and the still ... very middle of hisforehead. To corroborate his warmmemory Bobby opened the front of his watch-case, where the same facelooked him squarely in the eyes.Naturally, then, he opened the otherlid,...

Project Gutenberg''''s The Rise of Silas Lapham, by William Dean Howells pot

... patterndiminishing toward the top, the same labelborne by the casks and barrels in the wareroom. Lapham merely waved hishand toward these; but when Bartley, aftera comprehensive glance at them, gave hiswhole ... cake of dirt with 'em. I don't knowwhat give him the idea that there wasmoney in it, but he did think so from the start. I guess, if they'd had the word inthose days, they'd ... incongruouspiazza. The photographer had not beenable to conceal the fact that they were alldecent, honest-looking, sensible people,with a very fair share of beauty among the young girls; some of these...

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Project Gutenberg''''s The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, by Edgar Allan Poe pptx

... cabbages."Above the session-room of the Councilis the steeple, and in the steeple is the belfry, where exists, and has existed timeout of mind, the pride and wonder of the village the great clock of the ... say the truth,is still countenanced by some traces of the electric fluid evident on the summit of the steeple of the House of the Town-Council.I do not choose, however, to commitmyself on a theme ... keeps one of hiseyes, at least, resolutely bent upon acertain remarkable object in the centre of the plain.This object is situated in the steeple of the House of the Town Council. The TownCouncil...

Project Gutenberg''''s The Chemistry of Hat Manufacturing, by Watson Smith pptx

... reason of the saw-likeedge in the longitudinal section, for just as the tiles lie on the roof of a house, or the scales on the back of a fish, so the wholesurface of the hair is externally coatedwith ... Manchesterconsulted Sir Henry E. Roscoe, F.R.S.,then the Professor of Chemistry in the Owens College, Manchester, and headvised the formation of an Association,and the appointment of a Lecturer, whoLECTURE ... carried away to the surface by the glands shown (called sudoriparousglands), which, as is seen, passindependently off to the surface. Otherglands terminate under the skin in the hairfollicles,...

Project Gutenberg’s The Alphabet of Economic Science, by Philip H. Wicksteed pot

... haveQ1P1R1Q1=Q1p1r1Q1,Q2P2R2Q2=Q2p2r2Q2,Q3P3R3Q3=Q3p3r3Q3, etc.,but the denominators of the fractions on the right hand of the equations areall of them, by hypothesis, unity. Therefore the steepness of the curve at the points P1, P2, ... ALPHABET OF ECONOMIC SCIENCE 26Now since the increase of the function is represented by the rising of the curve, the rate at which the function is increasing is the same thing as the rate at which the ... being the number of seconds since the projection, the height of the body in feet is always 128x − 16x2for allvalues of x, then we know by the rules, without further experiment,that the rate...

Project Gutenberg''''s Familiar Letters of Chemistry, by Justus Liebig pptx

... of the subject hasdemonstrated that this law is by no means of general application. The volume of certain gases does not decrease in the ratio of the increase of the force used tocompress them, ... SULPHUR.LETTER XVIRESULTS OF THE AUTHOR'SLATEST INQUIRIES. Superlativeimportance of the PHOSPHATES OF LIME and ALKALIES to the cultivation of the CEREALIA. Sources of aSUPPLY of these MATERIALS.LETTERS ... many of the properties of this elementary gas.After his time, the principal problem of chemical philosophers was to determine the composition of the solid matterscomposing the earth. To the...

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