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Excerpt from Some Modern Aspects of the Life-Question: Address of Prof. George F. Barker, President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Boston Meeting, August, 1880Moreover, the progress which has been made in the solution of the life-question has been gained chie¿y by investigation of special functions. But the functions of a vital organism are themselves vital. What then is the meaning of vital as applied to a functio...

Excerpt from Some Modern Aspects of the Life-Question: Address of Prof. George F. Barker, President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Boston Meeting, August, 1880Moreover, the progress which has been made in the solution of the life-question has been gained chie¿y by investigation of special functions. But the functions of a vital organism are themselves vital. What then is the meaning of vital as applied to a functio...

Excerpt from Physics: Advanced CourseThe author's aim has been to avoid making the book simply an encyclopedic collection of facts on the one hand, or too purely an abstract and theoretical discus sion of physical theories on the other. The ground covered is that which is usually traversed by students in the more extended courses in Physics in our leading Universities, Colleges, and Technological Institutes. The mathematics required in the der...

Excerpt from The Forces of Nature: An Address Delivered Before the Chemical Society of Union College, July 22d, 1863Let us therefore take a few examples among the best known forces and see in what their peculiar essence consists.Take a rod Of glass, for instance, and rub it with a piece Of silk, and at once there is developed, both in the glass and in the Silk, a peculiar power. By bringing light bodies in the vicinity of either the glass or t...