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After astronomers began to use it in correcting their observations, it spread to other physical sciences; and the prestige which it thus acquired has given it vogue in the social field. The term probability, as its etymology indicates, originates in practical and legal considerations of probing a...
The term probability, as its etymology indicates, originates in practical and legal considerations of probing and proving. — Morris Raphael Cohen The Statistical View of Nature (1936), 327-8. Science quotes on: | 18th Century (21) | Acquired (77) | Adoration (4) | Astronomer (97) | ...
The endophenotype concept in psychiatry: etymology and strategic intentions. Am J Psychiatry 160: 636–645. Gray JM, Vecchiarelli HA, Morena M, Lee TT, Hermanson DJ, Kim AB et al (2015). Corticotropin-releasing hormone drives anandamide hydrolysis in the amygdala to promote anxiety. J ...
Fallen in time. After Rilke. The old woman has fallen Stuck Between her bed and the wall Between a rock and a hard place Really the same As Immovable is as Immobility Does. I arrive at the same time as the paramedic. Rapid assessment ...
They can do nothing for you; they are an impotent blasphemous presence; a horror and abomination, if ye knew them. God alone is; God alone has power; He made us, He can kill us and keep us alive: “_Allah akbar_, God is great.” Understand that His will is the best for you; ...
There is a folk etymology that attributes the sauce to an English or Irish soldier named Jimmy who joined in the fight for Argentine independence. His sauce was Jimmy’s curry, which was difficult for the Argentineans to pronounce and so it became Chimichurri. A more intriguing possibility is...
[34] Aside from the obvious sense that Keats wishes a form of dissolution, it should also be considered that Keats could have been alluding to a now obsolete etymology of ‘dissolve’. Specifically: ‘to release from life; ...to die, to depart’. This would naturally link the third stanz...
logogramCHIJand the syllablechi, as was itsshorthand form (pun intended).Still, it must be said that there is no known archaic form of the day Manik that displays an antler; what I describe here is only a speculative extrapolation, an exercise in “visual etymology” working backward from ...
The term probability, as its etymology indicates, originates in practical and legal considerations of probing and proving. — Morris Raphael Cohen The Statistical View of Nature (1936), 327-8. Science quotes on: | 18th Century (21) | Acquired (77) | Adoration (4) | Astronomer (97) | ...