So far as science can at present teach us, the law of nature is "omne vivum e vivo," or "ex ovo.
He himself repeatedly compared it with Harvey's saying, which marked an epoch--"Omne vivum ex ovo.
The book is a small quarto, and the title is as follows: "Historiarum Veteris Testamenti Icones ad vivum expressae.
On the other hand it was one of the characteristics and axioms of scientific thought to reject this naive generatio equivoca, and to hold fast to the proposition, omne vivum ex ovo, or, at least, omne vivum ex vivo.
The fact, omne crystallum e crystallo, like the corresponding fact, omne vivum e vivo, was long a barrier against mechanistic derivation.
We have seen the truth of the maxim "Omne vivum ex vivo," and therefore that all particular forms of life are differentiations of the one Basic Life.
This is the ultimate meaning of the maxim "Omne vivum ex vivo.
Such is the testimony of modern science to the old maxim "Omne vivum exvivo.
Their new theory is only a slight modification of an old one, or the old adage, omne vivum ex ovo--all life is from an egg.
Nihil ex nihilo is conceded to be as conclusive an induction as omne vivum ex vivo.
This experience, in reality, affords no evidence which could entitle us to place implicit belief in the formula “omne vivum ex vivo.
There is one consideration, moreover, which deserves to be pointed out here, and which does not seem to have occurred to most of those who so firmly pin their faith to the truth of the motto “omne vivum ex vivo.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vivum" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
