 A university should not only have great men in its faculty, but have numerous minor professors and assistants of all kinds, and should encourage the highest work, if for no other reason than to encourage the student to his highest efforts. But, assuming...  Science - Página 246editado por - 1883Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1883 - 896 páginas
...little more than the student, and who are often surpassed and even despised by him, no one can doubt the lowered tone of his mind. He finds that by his...find the names of Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needingscarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus... | |
 | James Samuelson, William Crookes - 1883 - 782 páginas
...finds that by his feeble efforts he can surpass one to whom a university has given its highest honour ; and he begins to think that he himself is a born genius,...Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus ; and nobody,... | |
 | 1883 - 780 páginas
...finds that by his feeble efforts he can surpass one to whom a university has given its highest honour; and he begins to think that he himself is a born genius,...Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus; and nobody, except... | |
 | 1884 - 902 páginas
...little more than the student, and who are often surpassed and even despised by him, no one can doubt the lowered tone of his mind.' He finds that by his...could be performed with the simplest apparatus. And BO we often find the names of Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1884 - 618 páginas
...molehill, and does not know any mountain to compare himself with. A university should have not only great men in its faculty, but have numerous minor...Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus, and nobody, except... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1884 - 676 páginas
...molehill, and does not know any mountain to compare himself with. A university should have not only great men in its faculty, but have numerous minor...Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus, and nobody, except... | |
 | 1884 - 620 páginas
...student to his highest efforts. But, assuming that the professor has high ideals, wealth such as duly a large and high university can command is necessary...Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus, and nobody, except... | |
 | American Association for the Advancement of Science - 1884 - 616 páginas
...has high ideals, wealth such as only a large and high university can command is necessary to pi low him the fullest development. And this is specially...Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus, and nobody, except... | |
 | 1901 - 624 páginas
...little more than the student, and who are often surpassed and even despised by him, no one can doubt the lowered tone of his mind. He finds that by his...Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus; and nobody, except... | |
 | Henry Augustus Rowland - 1902 - 762 páginas
...molehill, and does not know any mountain to compare himself with. A university should have not only great men in its faculty, but have numerous minor...Wollaston and Faraday mentioned as needing scarcely anything for their researches. Much can even now be done with the simplest apparatus, and nobody, except... | |
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