 | 1835 - 570 lapas
...this subject? " The pxerci.se of the mind in understanding a series of propositions, whore the best conclusion is geometrically in close connexion with...train of machinery in a profound analytical process. Tile degrees of conviction in the two canes are very different. It is known to every one who has been... | |
 | Perry Fairfax Nursey - 1835 - 576 lapas
...exception) the most eminent English astronomer of his day ; yet what is his experience on this subject? " The exercise of the mind in understanding a series of propositions, where the best conclusion is geometrically in close connexion with the first cause, is very different from that... | |
 | 1847 - 650 lapas
...comprehension." In the preface by Airy to his Treatise on Gravitation, are the following similar remarks : " The exercise of the mind in understanding a series...machinery in a profound analytical process. The degrees of convictiOD in the two cases are very different. It is known to every one who has been engaged in the... | |
 | Perry Fairfax Nursey - 1847 - 648 lapas
...The exercise of the mind in understanding a series of propositions, «vhere the last conclusion Í3 geometrically in close connexion with the first cause,...analytical process. The degrees of conviction in the two ca^es are very different. It is known to every one who has been engaged in the instruction of students... | |
 | 1847 - 650 lapas
...comprehension." In the preface by Airy to his Treatise on Gravitation, are the following similar remarks : " The exercise of the mind in understanding a series...conclusion is geometrically in close connexion with the in--; cause, is very different from that which it receives from patting in play the long train of machinery... | |
 | James Booth - 1873 - 426 lapas
...perpendicular let fall from the origin on the tangent. As an instance, if l, .... (a) ..... (b) t " The exercise of the mind in understanding a series...of conviction in the two cases are very different. To the greater number of students, therefore, I conceive a popular geometrical explanation is more... | |
 | Sir Gooroodass Banerjee - 1910 - 380 lapas
...higher calculus. That such an interest has operated powerfully in our Universities I have no doubt. The exercise of the mind in understanding a series...where the last conclusion is geometrically in close connection with the first cause, is very different from that which it received from putting in play... | |
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The exercise of the mind in understanding a series of propositions, where the last conclusion is geometrically in close connexion with the first cause, is very different from that which it receives from putting in play the long train of machinery in a... 