I returned her kiss with a queer feeling at my heart, too undifferentiated to be even a definite sense of guilt or meanness.
It isn't that our--SALT of three or four thousand is needlessly rare; it is sustained by far too small and undifferentiated a public.
Sense, in its own province entirely incontestable, raises doubts in us in that it flows together with the spiritual, is undifferentiated from it, brings it under itself, and turns it from its course.
But to give the sensuous its right does not mean to permit it to be joined together in an undifferentiated unity with the spiritual, as though it were of equal value.
Without earnestness of renunciation the new life sinks back to the old or both are combined in an undifferentiated unity, with the consequence that the new life loses its power to stimulate to new endeavour.
The undifferentiated skin-layer or ectoderm of the Gastraea is the simple stratum of cells from which the differentiated sense-organs of all the Metazoa (including the Vertebrates) have been evolved.
But the modern reformers cling to that creation of German and Russian thought, a cosmopolitan world, the merging of races and nations into a universal undifferentiated brotherhood with gradually disappearing boundaries.
To complete inexperience this is a coherent and undifferentiated world, in which, as someone has said of a school of philosophers, all facts are born free and equal.
Nicobar Islands east through Malaysia to Melanesia as a single undifferentiated form.
Perhaps the form on Palau as well as the relatively undifferentiated Poliolimnas cinereus are rather recent invaders of Micronesia, as compared with Rallus owstoni and Aphanolimnas monasa.
Not without questioning that the raw material of consciousness is present even in undifferentiated protoplasm, and everywhere exists potentially in that Unknowable Power which, otherwise conditioned, is manifested in physical action (Prin.
Uexkuell seem to find it impossible to account for the development of such machines from an undifferentiatedegg on a purely physicochemical basis.
This undifferentiated material formed from the polyp may afterward flow out again, giving rise to a stolon or a polyp; to the former where it comes in contact with a solid body, to the latter where it is surrounded by sea water.
The writer has observed more closely the transformation of an organ into more undifferentiatedmaterial in Campanularia (Fig.
Aristocracy and democracy may be interpreted in terms of group antagonism, the specialized few versus the undifferentiated many.
In other words, regeneration has to start with relatively undifferentiated material.
By budding is understood the formation of a new individual from a fresh growth of undifferentiated material.
In individuals either of the male or female sex, germ-cells which are quite undifferentiated and neutral in character, become amoeboid, and wander into the endoderm.
Alternating with these bundles, and about the same width as these, are strands of undifferentiated protoplasm.
He hence concluded that in undifferentiated tissue of this kind, nerve and muscle were, so to speak, amalgamated.
After the first (=third) ecdysis the oesophageal nerve-ring and sexually undifferentiated generative organs are developed.
And this, of course, is secured by the portion of undifferentiated germ-plasm in question being deposited in the nuclei of germ-cells, at whatever stage of the ontogeny these may be formed.
The plant body ranges from an undifferentiated mass of protoplasm to a well-developed and much- branched mycelium.
Even if we consider it in relation to historical time, the span within which it has appeared is so short, compared with the ages of human evolution, that we may as well regard it as still in the stage of undifferentiated infancy.
This stand-point can only be reached by passing beyond the range of the happenings of the moment, and this can only be done by the discovery of our immediate relation to the undifferentiated source of all good.
One descends here to that lowest of rank undergrowth which represents a type of religious life so base that its undifferentiated form can be mated with like growths from all over the world.
The will's inward strain, intense throbs of sensation, pangs and pulses of pleasure and pain make up the bulk of the undifferentiated primal sum of sentience.
In the one account the temporal unit is a sensation devoid of internal temporal diversity; in the other duration as such is a unity in which past, present, and future blend into an undifferentiated whole.
Fact is the undifferentiatedterminus of sense-awareness; factors are termini of sense-awareness, differentiated as elements of fact; entities are factors in their function as the termini of thought.
