This attempt to limit, at a particular point, the progress of inductive and deductive reasoning from the things which are, to those which were this faithlessness to its own logic, seems to me to have cost Uniformitarianism the place, as the permanent form of geological speculation, which it might otherwise have held.

There, again, you would be speaking common sense; and using, too, sound inductive method; trying to explain what you do not know from what you do know already.

And you must pardon me if I express my belief that these men, if they had felt it their business to found a school of inductive physical science, would, owing to that temper of mind, have achieved a very signal success.

The founders of inductive physical science were not the Jews; but first the Chaldaeans, next the Greeks, next their pupils the Romansor rather a few sages among each race.

Bacon was not the father of the inductive principle, as is sometimes wrongly stated; for prehistoric man was compelled to make inductions before he could advance one step from barbarism.

Bacon's writings exerted a powerful influence in the direction of exact inductive method.

in the shape of a cloud, the pitch of a thrush's note, the nuance of a sea-shell you would find, had you only insight enough, inductive and deductive cunning enough, not only a meaning,

I fear we shall have seemed to delay too long upon this first preliminary stage of the enquiry, but it is highly desirable that we should start with a good broad inductive basis to go upon.

"Green's Inductive Gram., p. 54.

"Smith's Inductive Gram., p. 14.

"After the rule and example, there are practical inductive questions.

In 1845, at the age of twenty-nine, he published a history of philosophy, in which he undertook to criticise all metaphysical systems from the inductive and scientific point of view.

As in his previous works, Lewes is here mainly concerned with an exposition of his theories of the inductive method, and he judges Aristotle from this somewhat narrow position.

He did much through his various expositions to make the public familiar with the inductive methods of inquiry and with the conclusions of positive thought.

It cleverly indicated the weak places in the metaphysical methods, and it presented the advantages of the inductive method with great eloquence and ingenuity.

FEJFAR, JAMES LAWRENCE. Inductive programming, the exposition of a theoretical model and a description of the development and trial of an exemplar based on that model.

Newspaper Chinese by the inductive method.

Translations of text selections and exercises in Newspaper Chinese by the inductive method.

The 'Examination of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy' is intended by Mr Mill (so he tells us in the preface to the sixth published edition of his 'System of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive') as a sequel and complement to that system.

Either half of it, the Ratiocinative or the Inductive, would have surpassed any previous work on the same subject.

The Inductive half discriminates and brings into clear view, for the first time, those virtues of method which have insensibly grown into habits among consummate scientific inquirers of the post-Baconian age, as well as the fallacies by which some of these authors have been misled.

We were familiar with the Syllogistic Logic in Burgersdicius and Dutrieu; we were also familiar with examples of the best procedure in modern inductive science; but the two streams flowed altogether apart in our minds, like two parallel lines never joining nor approaching.

At this point, however, I must ask the student to consider the idea of psychic vibrations and their inductive power.

But any intellectual thought backed up with interest, and focused by concentration, will produce very strong thought vibrations, with a marked inductive power.

There is a strong radiative and inductive power in strong desire and wishin fact, some have thought this the main feature of what we generally call strong will-power.