 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1886 - 604 lapas
...that which the investigator perceives depends much mpre on that which lies behind his sense organs than on the object in front of them. It appears to...the degeneration of scientific workers, lies in the organisation and extension of scientific education, in such a manner as to secure breadth of culture... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1886 - 666 lapas
...the rest, diminishes his chances of seeing what is to be seen in that corner ; for, as I nee j hardly remind my present hearers, that which the investigator...the degeneration of scientific workers, lies in the organisation and extension of scientific education, in such л manner as to secure breadth of culture... | |
 | 1892 - 994 lapas
...diminishes his chances of seeing what is to be seen in that corner ; for, as I need hardly remind niy present hearers, that which the investigator perceives...in front of them. "It appears to me that the only defense against this tendency to the degeneration of scientific workers lies in the organization and... | |
 | Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science (U.S.) - 1890 - 698 lapas
...the rest, diminishes his chances of seeing what is to be seen in that corner, for as I need hardly remind my present hearers, that which the investigator...object in front of them. It appears to me that the only defense against this tendency to the degeneration of scientific workers lies in the organization and... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1886 - 884 lapas
...the rest, diminishes his chances of seeing what is to be seen in that comer ; for, as I need hardly remind my present hearers, that which the investigator...the degeneration of scientific workers, lies in the organisation and extension of scientific education, in such a manner as to secure breadth of culture... | |
 | 1886 - 476 lapas
...diminishes his chances of seeing what is to be seen in that corner; for, as I need hardly remind m}' present hearers, that which the investigator perceives...It appears to me that the only defence against this ten dency to the degeneration of scientific workers lies in the organization and extension of scientific... | |
 | 1886 - 920 lapas
...the rest, diminishes his chances of seeing what is to be seen in that corner ; for, as I need hardly remind my present hearers, that which the investigator...object in front of them. It appears to me that the only defense against this tendency to the degeneration of scientific workers lies in the organization and... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1886 - 604 lapas
...the rest, diminishes his chances of seeing what is to be seen in that corner ; for, as I need hardly remind my present hearers, that which the investigator...perceives depends much more on that which lies behind his sense organs than on the object in front of them. It appears to me that the only defence against this... | |
 | Postal Microscopical Society - 1888 - 366 lapas
...what is to be seen in that corner. That which the investigator perceives depends much more on what lies behind his sense-organs, than on the object in front of them." Here comes in the function of the person who assiduously collects and arranges the facts discovered... | |
 | 1892 - 930 lapas
...the rest, diminishes his chances of seeing what is to be seen in that corner ; for, as I need hardly remind my present hearers, that which the investigator...in front of them. "It appears to me that the only defense against this tendency to the degeneration of scientific workers lies in the organization and... | |
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I neeJ hardly remind my present hearers, that which the investigator perceives depends much more on that which lies behind his sense-organs than on the object in front of them. 
