 | John Muir - 1861 - 398 lehte
...fact is that when the action of sound is intercepted [by the atmosphere], it ceases to be audible.5 It has been said by the Acharyya, ' The object which...the hypothesis of species, etc., is useless.' And we thus reach the conclusion that, ' since, in respect of sounds (lotters), recognition has so irresistible... | |
 | Mādhava (son of Sāyana.), Mādhava - 1882 - 320 lehte
...caused by the noise, which in each case is different. This has been said by the great teacher — " The object which the Naiyayikas seek by supposing...fact, gained from the letter itself ; and the object which they aim at by supposing an individuality in letters, is attained from audible noises ; 2 so... | |
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The object which the Naiyayikas seek by supposing a species is, in fact, gained from the letter itself ; and the object which they aim at by supposing an individuality in letters, is attained from audible noises ; 2 so that the assumption of species is... 