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Pagina 131
... observation which requires further investigation . There is nothing new in this statement . All philosophers , more ... observation and experience . So long as we are reasoning and observing , we continue to use that category ...
... observation which requires further investigation . There is nothing new in this statement . All philosophers , more ... observation and experience . So long as we are reasoning and observing , we continue to use that category ...
Pagina 132
... observing an electron in its orbit ( if it has an orbit ) . We can in a sense observe and photograph the path of a ... observation . To say that we shall always be in that position , which is said , is going too far ; though it may be ...
... observing an electron in its orbit ( if it has an orbit ) . We can in a sense observe and photograph the path of a ... observation . To say that we shall always be in that position , which is said , is going too far ; though it may be ...
Pagina 144
... observations with one instrument only , are carried forward year by year by precessional formulæ . In each case they are the results of observation ; but the fundamental catalogue is based upon far more observations and gives the more ...
... observations with one instrument only , are carried forward year by year by precessional formulæ . In each case they are the results of observation ; but the fundamental catalogue is based upon far more observations and gives the more ...
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A Prospect of Flowers | 135 |
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