The Principles of Science: A Treatise on Logic and Scientific MethodMacmillan and Company, 1883 - 786 páginas |
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... manner of Napier's Bones ( p . 65 ) . There is much analogy between his Square and my Abacus , but Lange had not arrived at a logical system enabling him to use his invention for logical inference in the manner of the Logical Abacus ...
... manner of Napier's Bones ( p . 65 ) . There is much analogy between his Square and my Abacus , but Lange had not arrived at a logical system enabling him to use his invention for logical inference in the manner of the Logical Abacus ...
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... manner I conceive that the logician treats of language so far as it is essential for the embodiment and exhibition of thought . Even if reasoning can take place in the inner consciousness of man without the use of any signs , which is ...
... manner I conceive that the logician treats of language so far as it is essential for the embodiment and exhibition of thought . Even if reasoning can take place in the inner consciousness of man without the use of any signs , which is ...
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... manner . To ascertain whether two sounds are in unison we need not compare them directly , but a third sound may be the go - between . If a tuning- fork is in unison with the middle C of York Minster organ , and we afterwards find it to ...
... manner . To ascertain whether two sounds are in unison we need not compare them directly , but a third sound may be the go - between . If a tuning- fork is in unison with the middle C of York Minster organ , and we afterwards find it to ...
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... manner the symbol , which was introduced by Wallis to signify difference between quantities . The general formula B ~ C denotes that B and C are the names of two objects or groups which are not identical with each other . Thus we may ...
... manner the symbol , which was introduced by Wallis to signify difference between quantities . The general formula B ~ C denotes that B and C are the names of two objects or groups which are not identical with each other . Thus we may ...
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... manner we can safely undertake thus to assign the place of objects in that general system of classification which constitutes the body of science . Twofold Meaning of General Names . Etymologically the meaning of a name is that which we ...
... manner we can safely undertake thus to assign the place of objects in that general system of classification which constitutes the body of science . Twofold Meaning of General Names . Etymologically the meaning of a name is that which we ...
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