The Encyclopedia Americana: A Library of Universal Knowledge, Količina 10Americana corporation, 1931 |
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Stran 276
... theory of " evolution , " later known as preformation , of which Bonnet , Leibnitz and Haller were among the greatest exponents , was the dominant view . Evolution in this sense denotes mere unfolding , like the flower from the bud ...
... theory of " evolution , " later known as preformation , of which Bonnet , Leibnitz and Haller were among the greatest exponents , was the dominant view . Evolution in this sense denotes mere unfolding , like the flower from the bud ...
Stran 449
... theory of differential equations . But even here they do not stop . It is in Galois ' theory that the notion of a group first came promi- nently before the mathematical public ; a notion which to - day pervades a good part of the whole ...
... theory of differential equations . But even here they do not stop . It is in Galois ' theory that the notion of a group first came promi- nently before the mathematical public ; a notion which to - day pervades a good part of the whole ...
Stran 608
... theory of descent and to have offered the first explanation of it that made a really winning appeal to biologists generally . It was also his fortune to bring the evolution concep- tion home to the people . Up to the publication of his ...
... theory of descent and to have offered the first explanation of it that made a really winning appeal to biologists generally . It was also his fortune to bring the evolution concep- tion home to the people . Up to the publication of his ...
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