Science and Life: Aberdeen AddressesThis work is a collection of addresses and articles written at Aberdeen University regarding the interaction between science and society. |
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... on certain definite charges which I have made , and which have remained unanswered , of the financial treatment of science by the Carnegie Trustees for the Universities of Scotland , and the University of Aberdeen .
... on certain definite charges which I have made , and which have remained unanswered , of the financial treatment of science by the Carnegie Trustees for the Universities of Scotland , and the University of Aberdeen .
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Each of the changes proceeds at definite rates which , so far as has been ascertained , are absolutely independent of every known consideration , and so it comes about that each of these successive products has a characteristic average ...
Each of the changes proceeds at definite rates which , so far as has been ascertained , are absolutely independent of every known consideration , and so it comes about that each of these successive products has a characteristic average ...
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... of air by the lungs , the digestion of food , with their attendant sub - conscious regulations and adjustments , go on in the living body , both asleep and awake , in a definite round of themselves , much as a machine runs in ...
... of air by the lungs , the digestion of food , with their attendant sub - conscious regulations and adjustments , go on in the living body , both asleep and awake , in a definite round of themselves , much as a machine runs in ...
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He sets forth into an unknown land not discover anything definite , anything of use to anyone , but to discover what there is in the unknown to be discovered , however apparently commonplace and unimportant it may seem .
He sets forth into an unknown land not discover anything definite , anything of use to anyone , but to discover what there is in the unknown to be discovered , however apparently commonplace and unimportant it may seem .
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But there is one definite decision that has been reached , whatever be the issue of the conflict , which concerns us deeply , and that is that science , whether it be loved or hated , whatever else be relegated to a museum of ...
But there is one definite decision that has been reached , whatever be the issue of the conflict , which concerns us deeply , and that is that science , whether it be loved or hated , whatever else be relegated to a museum of ...
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| Título | Science and Life: Aberdeen Addresses |
| Autor | Frederick Soddy |
| Editor | J. Murray, 1920 |
| N.º de páginas | 229 páginas |
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