10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISCRETIVELY»
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The Journal of Speculative Philosophy
Now let a colon (:) placed between two terms be the sign of identity — indicate
that the classes signified are discretively identical. A proposition is a statement
that two classes are discretively identical. By the various combinations of the four
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The Journal of Speculative Philosophy: Ed. by Wm. T. Harris. ...
Now let a colon (:) placed between two terms be the sign of identity — indicate
that the classes signified are discretively identical. A proposition is a statement
that two classes are discretively identical. By the various combinations of the four
...
William Torrey Harris, 1874
3
The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
This is the august peculiarity which separates him discretively and everlastingly
from the animal creation. Q. D. Boardman, Creative Week, p. 189. Young,
discriment, «. [< L. discrimen, a division, separation: see <?tscrim«nafe.] In surg.,
a ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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Commentary on the Gospel of John
Either simply or discretively,45 as in mine and to me. So speaking simply, this
teaching was Christ's, who freely possessed it and from whom it went out to his
listeners. But speaking discretively, it did not belong to Christ alone, because this
...
Saint Bonaventure (Cardinal), Robert J. Karris, 2007
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The Principles of Logic, for High Schools and Colleges
1st. Formal induction, in which the inference is necessitated by the Laws of
Thought. Formal induction is of two kinds : a. Logical induction, in which we
reason from all the parts discretively to the whole collectively. b. Mathematical
induction, in ...
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The Works of that Reverend, Iudicious, and Learned Divine, ...
I 3. ver.'6. seems not to be taken rationally for [ Win] but discretively for EN in id
cst, [5rd, But] as Lia-44. 3. 2 Satn.16.18. Cen.4.8. and so that Text of Nehemiah to
be read after this sense, Ana' in all thy time (saith he) I me: not there, But zn ...
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
... পা ভুত, উচিত, উপযুক্ত- যথার্থ, প্নবৃচত ৷ (র কিন্তু তাহাতে ম্বডাকান্তর প্লাপ্ত হইবে
না [In G rurumur-1 Discus, ঞ- চ- ট্টহুৰুট্ট- প্লাচীনকালে ব্যবহৃত লেঈহ
কৌড়ান্ত্রবিশেষ, চ ডেদষেধেক কথা, যথা মবুষ্য নহে কিন্তু cm I ক্র, ন্তলাহচক্র I
Discretively, ad.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
... যে২ নান'| ইবপরজ্বত্যযোধক ব্যাক্যর নানাত্ কিম্বা ভেদ, কিন্তু তথাপি ই ত্যার্দি
শঙ্গেতে জানা ষায়, যথা পখিকেরা দেশান্তরে যাইতে পা যে কিন্তু তাহাতে ম্বভাবান্তর
tile হইবে না [In Grammar-J ডেদ্ৰবাধক কথা, যথা মনুষ্য নহে কিন্তু পশু' I Discretively, ad
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The Oriental Herald and Colonial Review. - London, ...
... by filling up the gaps which they appear to have left; to enjoyment, to delight:
the latter views a thing in one category only; he carries his eye over art and
nature discretively; he looks at the spots, not at the leopard; at the leaves, the
branches, ...
Man alone has the inspiration of Deity. This divine inbreathing is the august
peculiarity which separates man discretively and everlastingly from the animal
creation. Such is the origin of man as recorded THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT.
179.
George Dana Boardman, 1889
