...They have no idea of the patience shown by a Berzelius in determining atomic weights; by a Eegnault in determining coefficients of expansion ; or by a...parallel in any other domain of intellectual action.' Every new natural constant which is recorded brings many fresh inferences within our power. For if...

...Eegnault in deter1 Tyndall's Sound, ist ed. p. 26. xiv.] UNITS AND STANDARDS OF MEASUREMENT. 329 mining coefficients of expansion ; or by a Joule in determining...parallel in any other domain of intellectual action." Every new natural constant which is recorded brings many fresh inferences within our power. For if...

...Berzelius in determining atomic weights ; by a Eegnault in deter1 TyndalPs Sound, ist ed. p. 26. mining coefficients of expansion ; or by a Joule in determining...parallel in any other domain of intellectual action." Every new natural constant which is recorded brings many fresh inferences within our power. For if...

...on which important calculations or inferences depend. . . . There is a morality brought to bear on such matters, which, in point of severity, is probably...parallel in any other domain of intellectual action. The desire for anything but the truth must be absolutely annihilated; and, to attain f erfcct accuracy,...

...on which important calculations or inferences depend. . . . There is a morality brought to bear on such matters, which, in point of severity, is probably...parallel in any other domain of intellectual action. The desire for anything tut the truth must be absolutely annihilated; and, to attain perfect accuracy,...

...on which important calculations or inferences depend. . . . There is a morality brought to bear on such matters, which, in point of severity, is probably without a parallel in any other domain of intellectaal action. The desire for anything but the truth must be absolutely annihilated; and, to...

...on which important calculations or inferences depend. . . . There is a morality brought to bear on such matters, which, in point of severity, is probably without a parallel in any other domain cf intellectual action. The desire for anything but the truth must be absolutely annihilated; and,...

...by a Eeguault " in determining expansion ; or by a Joule in determining a " mechanical equivalent to heat. There is a morality brought " to bear upon such...parallel in any other domain of intellectual action." Mr. Mulhall in his history of prices, says that the mechanical inventions of England enables six Englishmen...

...discharged always brings; and, as Professor Tyndall has said, " There is a morality brought to bear on such matters which in point of severity is probably...parallel in any other domain of intellectual action." The difficulties of scientific deduction are further vastly increased by the circumstance that in the...

...discharged always brings ; and, as Professor Tyndall has said, ' There is a morality brought to bear on such matters which in point of severity is probably...parallel in any other domain of intellectual action.' " The same ethical advantage is found in every scientific subject. As already said, intellectual qualities...