Turning to the animal kingdom, he affirmed the tabulate corals of the Silurian rocks to be wonderfully like those which now exist; while even the families of the Aporosa were all represented in the older Mesozoic rocks.

The COELENTERATA.The Tabulate Corals have existed from the Silurian epoch to the present day, but I am not aware that the ancient Heliolites possesses a single mark of a more embryonic or less differentiated character, or less high organisation, than the existing Heliopora.

There were valuable clues contained in the stable-boy's chatter, Which he would tabulate, regarding the lady of his quest.

His book of the Dialects is a sad heap of confusion; the only way to write on them is to tabulate them with Notes, added at the bottom of the page, and references.

Inspired by the cleverness and fascination of this idea, Louise set to work to tabulate the information she had received thus far, noting the; element of mystery each fact evolved.

Make your lecture notes more complete or tabulate things that you wish to remember, thus securing impression from the written form.

Tabulate the events in chronological order and compare the different series of events with each other.

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The science of Dialectic, in one sense of the word, is mainly concerned to tabulate and analyse dishonest stratagems, in order that in a real debate they may be at once recognised and defeated.

We come next to the so-called Epistle of Barnabas, the quotations in which I proceed to tabulate in the same way: Barnabas.

We may thus tabulate the relation of Marcion to these various authorities.

Without filling my pages with quotations, readers will be able to find and tabulate such for themselves.

Some very pleasant badinage between Lord HUGH CECIL and the HOME SECRETARY as to the relative merits of the words "dwell" and "reside" for the purpose of defining a voter's qualification was followed by an exhaustive and exhausting lecture by Major CHAPPLE on how to tabulate the alternative votes in a three-cornered election.

It is doubtful if all the elements could ever be tabulated in any form that would be a positive guide in shaping the final result, but in a general way the designer should make a fairly good guess at the kind of standard toward which he should work.

If you wish to give me a real proof of friendship, have the kindness to write out for me such an abstract, and I shall have a hemispherical map colored for myself accordingly and add it to Lesage's Atlas, since, in view of my residence abroad for so much of the year, I am compelled to think more and more of my general need of a compendious and tabulated traveling library.

It was Josie Fifer's duty not only to tabulate and care for these relics, but to refurbish them when necessary.

The result may be tabulated thus: |1 |2 |3 |4 |5 |6 |7 |8 |9 |0 | |b |d |t |f |l |s |p |h |n |z | |c |w |j |q |v |x |m |k |g |r |

Instead of assuming half consciously that human energy is dependent solely on the working of the human will in the presence of the ideas of pleasure and pain, the Commissioners are forced to tabulate and consider innumerable quantitative observations relating to the very many factors affecting the will of paupers and possible paupers.

The stabbing and piercing potentialities of a lead pencil are not yet properly investigated, tabulated, established and known.

Much of the work accomplished in a Chinese mission school, is impossible to tabulate.

Shall we tabulate the facts that are in our joint possession and see what they suggest?" I grasped eagerly at the offer, though I had conned over my notes again and again.

This may be tabulated as follows: Not in In reserve In central reserve cities cities reserve cities Total reserves, per cent 12 15 18 Must be in its own vaults 4/12 5/15 6/18 May be either place 3/12 4/15 5/18 Must be in a Federal reserve bank

When William Morris, for example, says that 'love is enough,' it is obvious that he asserts in those words that art, science, politics, ambition, money, houses, carriages, concerts, gloves, walking-sticks, door-knockers, railway-stations, cathedrals and any other things one may choose to tabulate are unnecessary.