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Side ix
... mean result attained , and the probable error of that mean ascertained . I then proceed to the principal , and probably the most interesting , subject of the book , illustrating successively the conditions and precautions requisite for ...
... mean result attained , and the probable error of that mean ascertained . I then proceed to the principal , and probably the most interesting , subject of the book , illustrating successively the conditions and precautions requisite for ...
Side xxxix
... MEANS . 1. The Method of Means . 2. Several Uses of the Mean Result 3. The Mean and the Average 4. On the Average or Fictitious Mean 5. The Precise Mean Result . 6. Determination of the Zero Point 7. Determination of Maximum Points ...
... MEANS . 1. The Method of Means . 2. Several Uses of the Mean Result 3. The Mean and the Average 4. On the Average or Fictitious Mean 5. The Precise Mean Result . 6. Determination of the Zero Point 7. Determination of Maximum Points ...
Side 5
... meaning of " intellect " is given above on the authority of Professor Max Müller . It seems to be opposed to the ordinary opinion , according to which the Latin intelligere means to choose between , to see a differ- ence between , to ...
... meaning of " intellect " is given above on the authority of Professor Max Müller . It seems to be opposed to the ordinary opinion , according to which the Latin intelligere means to choose between , to see a differ- ence between , to ...
Side 14
... means " fluid , " a will mean " not fluid . " 1 Expression of Identity and Difference . To denote the relation of sameness or identity I unhesi- tatingly adopt the sign , so long used by mathematicians to denote equality . This symbol ...
... means " fluid , " a will mean " not fluid . " 1 Expression of Identity and Difference . To denote the relation of sameness or identity I unhesi- tatingly adopt the sign , so long used by mathematicians to denote equality . This symbol ...
Side 15
... meaning of the sign has however been gradually extended beyond that of equality of quantities ; mathematicians have themselves used it to indicate equivalence of operations . The force of analogy has been so great that writers in most ...
... meaning of the sign has however been gradually extended beyond that of equality of quantities ; mathematicians have themselves used it to indicate equivalence of operations . The force of analogy has been so great that writers in most ...
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