The first and oldest marking of the caterpillars of the Sphingidæ was therefore the longitudinal striping, or, more precisely speaking, the subdorsal, to which dorsal and spiracular lines may have been added.
More precisely, a law of mathematical form expresses the fact that a certain magnitude is a function of one or several other variables appropriately chosen.
Or, more precisely, 'greatest surplus of pleasure over pain.
Or, more precisely, we should say that this legal distribution ought to realise Justice, for we have seen that it may fail to do so.
I will select the example of weaving, or, more precisely, weaving of wool.
More precisely, what we find is that the higher center facilitates the response {84} of certain lower centers to their proper peripheral stimuli, while inhibiting the response of other lower centers to their appropriate stimuli.
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