Lastly, Chance or Accident, intermixing the species, produced as many varieties as there are about us.
In the second aphorism the Omnipotent is represented as creating the genera by intermixing the individual plantae classicae, or prototypes of the Natural Orders.
It may be conjectured that the Khmers have sprung from the intermixing of the Malays and Kuis, with an infusion of Hindu blood at least in the higher classes of society.
These invaders, intermixing with the aborigines of unknown stock, founded the kingdom of Yamato, and drove back the Ainus towards the north (see p.
I recollect, when I left the church, and I contrived to leave it without intermixing with any of my brother clergymen, I retired to meditate on what I had heard, but my mind was too deeply agitated to admit of calm meditation.
I know you will fall into the error ofintermixing some comic stuff with your seriousness.
The classes of life have different dimensions, and that the intermixing of dimensions, as in mathematics it makes a correct solution impossible, so in life, the results of such elementary mistakes, produce tragic consequences.
The intermixing of units gives us a wrong conception of the values of each phenomenon; the results of our calculations are wrong and the outcome is a misconception of the process of human life.
Grown-ups, it is to be hoped, will stop the nonsense ofintermixing dimensions, for which we chastise children.
The intermixing of dimensions leads to wrong conclusions in our thought and wrong conclusions lead to disasters.
This use of words would again become mere verbalism, a mere talking about words—mere speculation having nothing to do with facts or with correct thinking, in which there is no intermixing of dimensions.
They are freer than any other human activity from the errors of intermixing dimensions and from the fallacy of belief in individualistic accomplishment and pride.
These old ideas of “life” in crystals are profoundly unscientific and serve as one of the best examples of the frequent confusion orintermixing of dimensions—a confusion due to unmathematical, logically incorrect ways of thinking.
Loeb, is of the greatest interest, because this is a theory which analyses the functions and reactions of an organism as a whole and therefore there is no chance for confusion of ideas or the intermixing of dimensions.
We might change the nature of their hair, and render it as useful as the finest wool, by intermixing them with the goats of Angora.
He also ordained, that they should not admit of foreigners intermixing with their own people at random; and provided that the commonwealth should keep itself pure, and consist of such only as persevered in their own laws.
In the latter case they were confined principally to prevention of the intermixing of fresh water with that of the sea.
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