Unity in Nature An Analogy Between Music And Life
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Mohr had first suggested. It seems strange that these two far-reaching ideas should have emanated from an industrial town like Manchester, and from two amateur scientists, the one a schoolmaster by profession, the other a manufacturer.
Then again, mathematics can hardly be said to have been a science until the balancing sign ( = ) was invented and algebraical operations made possible. The Wheat- stone bridge is an electric balance. In fact, every scien- tific device is more or less a balance, f...or it is now an essential in sciences to be able to compare like with like, and not only profess to do so as in the case of the Orreeks who taught but did not apply the idea. They were too fond of wordy arguments and overlooked the ideas for which words are mere symbols.
The most ancient Babylonian and Egyptian inscrip- tions make no mention of the horse, the camel and the elephant, which with remarkable suddenness appear simultaneously as domesticated animals. Apparently the success of domesticating one of these animals, probably the horse, led to attempts at domesticating others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mohr had first suggested. It seems strange that these two far-reaching ideas should have emanated from an industrial town like Manchester, and from two amateur scientists, the one a schoolmaster by profession, the other a manufacturer.
Then again, mathematics can hardly be said to have been a science until the balancing sign ( = ) was invented and algebraical operations made possible. The Wheat- stone bridge is an electric balance. In fact, every scien- tific device is more or less a balance, f...or it is now an essential in sciences to be able to compare like with like, and not only profess to do so as in the case of the Orreeks who taught but did not apply the idea. They were too fond of wordy arguments and overlooked the ideas for which words are mere symbols.
The most ancient Babylonian and Egyptian inscrip- tions make no mention of the horse, the camel and the elephant, which with remarkable suddenness appear simultaneously as domesticated animals. Apparently the success of domesticating one of these animals, probably the horse, led to attempts at domesticating others.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C E Stromeyer to read onlineMoreLess
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