 | 1835 - 476 lehte
...members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systematically made to combine and harmonize them together ; so that if we except that general and useful action of the social spirit upon tl:e intellect of which I have already spoken, and the occasional incitement to specific research,... | |
 | 1835 - 482 lehte
...members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systematically made to combine and harmonize them tog-ether ; so that if we except that general...own accord, hands in a paper ; the title and subject are announced ; it is referred to a committee for examination, and if it be approved of, it is published... | |
 | 1835 - 642 lehte
...members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systematically made to combine and harmonize them together; so that if we except that general and...own accord, hands in a paper; the title and subject are announced; it is referred to a committee for examination, and if it be approved of, it is published... | |
 | 1835 - 704 lehte
...members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systematically made to combine and harmonize them together; so that if we except that general and...specific research, by the previous proposal of prizes, the*? remains little beyond the publication of Transactions, whereby they seek as bodies to co-operate... | |
 | British Association for the Advancement of Science - 1836 - 524 lehte
...members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systematically made to combine and harmonize them together ; so that if we except that general...own accord, hands in a paper ; the title and subject are announced ; it is referred to a Committee for examination, and if it be approved of, it is published... | |
 | British Association for the Advancement of Science - 1836 - 516 lehte
...members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systematically made to combine! and harmonize them together ; so that if we except that general...seek as bodies to cooperate in the work of science. Ip them an author, of his own accord, hands in a paper ; the title and subject are announced ; it is... | |
 | 1837 - 538 lehte
...other Societies the constitution and practice are such, that the labours of the several members ar« comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systematically...seek as bodies to co-operate in the work of science." — p. xlv. Sir William's first assertion we certainly shall not combat. Even an Irish meeting might... | |
 | Perry Fairfax Nursey - 1837 - 538 lehte
...labours of the several members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systema» tically made to combine and harmonise them together ; so that...seek as bodies to co-operate in the work of science." — p. xlv. Sir William's first assertion we certainly shall not combat. Even an Irish meeiing might... | |
 | William Rowan Hamilton - 2000 - 866 lehte
...members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts are systematically made to combine and harmonize them together; so that if we except that general and...own accord, hands in a paper; the title and subject are announced; it is referred to a Committee for examination, and if it be approved of, it is published... | |
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... and thus to effect, more fully than other societies can do, the combination of intellectual exertions. In other societies, the constitution and practice are such, that the labours of the several members are comparatively unconnected, and few attempts... 