 | 1877 - 748 lehte
...the statistical method. Without its aid social life, or the history of life and death, could not bo conceived at all, or only in the most superficial...ideas of the condition of the poor, we could never hopo for any solid amelioration of their condition or prospects. Without its aid, sanitary measures,... | |
 | 1878 - 802 lehte
...of statistics Mr. Spottiswoode goes a little too far ; he says : " Without its aid social life, or the History of Life and Death, could not be conceived...would alike be wandering over a trackless desert." This saying would have been puzzling a few thousand years ago, when the laws of hospitality protected... | |
 | 1878 - 552 lehte
...allimportant instance of the application of the statistical method. Without its aid social life, or the History of Life and Death, could not be conceived...Without its aid, sanitary measures, and even medicine, wou'd be powerless. Without it, the politician and the philanthropist would alike be wandering over... | |
 | 1878 - 794 lehte
...of statistics Mr. Spottiswoode goes a little too far ; he says : " Without its aid social life, or the History of Life and Death, could not be conceived...prospects. Without its aid, sanitary measures, and eve?i medicine, would be powerless. Without it, the politician and the philanthropist would alike be... | |
 | British Association for the Advancement of Science - 1879 - 950 lehte
...all-important instance of the application of the statistical method. Without its aid social life, or the History of Life and Death, could not be conceived...would alike be wandering over a trackless desert. iects, to prove that hers is not after all such a far-off region, nor so undecipherable an alphabet,... | |
 | Charles W. Vincent, James Mason - 1879 - 264 lehte
...of the statistical 1s See Maxwell " On Heat," chap. xxii. method. Without its aid, social life, or the history of life and death, could not be conceived...hope for any solid amelioration of their condition or prospect?. Without its aid, sanitary measures, and even medicine, would be powerless. Without it, the... | |
 | 1894 - 834 lehte
...applied to social and political science can hardly be overestimated. "Without its aid social life, or the history of life and death, could not be conceived at all, or only found that the probable error of a single observation is r = 0.6745 -. \." 35; and the probable error... | |
 | British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting - 1879 - 962 lehte
...all-important instance of the application of the statistical method. Without its aid social life, or the History of Life and Death, could not be conceived...would alike be wandering over a trackless desert. iects, to prove that hers is not after all such a far-off region, nor BO undecipherable an alphabet,... | |
 | 1879 - 1158 lehte
...allimportant instance of the application of the statistical method. Without its aid social life, or the history of life and death, could not be conceived...hope for any solid amelioration of their condition or prospecto. Without its aid, sanitary measures, and even medicine, would be powerless. Without it, the... | |
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Without its aid social life, ur the History of Life and Death, could not be conceived at all, or only in the most superficial manner. Without it we could never attain to any clear ideas of the condition of the Poor, we could never hope for any solid amelioration... 