Nature, Količina 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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Stran 102
... body . " The italics are your reviewer's ; and this is the statement which I called ( and still call ) in question ... body means a body which never by any chance slips on any other body with which it is placed in contact , similarly is ...
... body . " The italics are your reviewer's ; and this is the statement which I called ( and still call ) in question ... body means a body which never by any chance slips on any other body with which it is placed in contact , similarly is ...
Stran 390
... body can be aware only of the surface with which it is actually in contact , we can explore , as blind men do , our neighbour- hood by the movements of our limbs . The memory of space so obtained is stored up in the kinæsthetic cortex ...
... body can be aware only of the surface with which it is actually in contact , we can explore , as blind men do , our neighbour- hood by the movements of our limbs . The memory of space so obtained is stored up in the kinæsthetic cortex ...
Stran 489
... body . the illustration it is shown provided with a mud- ard and an inclined plane ; these , and any other bodies , " are easily made of cardboard , and a mber of experiments can be carried out in a com- ratively short time .. By ...
... body . the illustration it is shown provided with a mud- ard and an inclined plane ; these , and any other bodies , " are easily made of cardboard , and a mber of experiments can be carried out in a com- ratively short time .. By ...
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