10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TERREMOTIVE»
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terremotive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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History of the inductive sciences: from the earliest to the ...
The degree of uniformity and continuity with which terremotive forces have acted,
must be collected, not from any gratuitous hypothesis, but from the facts of the
case. We must suppose the causes which have produced geological phenomena
, ...
2
Indications of the creator: extracts, bearing upon theology, ...
We may mark our cycles by the greatest known paroxysms of volcanic and
terremotive agency, but this procedure is no less indefinite and inconclusive than
the other. But further; since the cycle in which violence and repose alternate is
thus ...
3
History of the Inductive Sciences: 3
He observed, also, the frequent sympathy of volcanic and terremotive action in
remote districts of the earth's surface, thus showing how deeply seated must be. 1
Humboldt, Relation Histwique; and his other works. 4 Phil. Trans. 1835, p. 32.
4
History of the Inductive Sciences from the Earliest to the ...
He observed, also, the frequent sympathy of volcanic and terremotive action in
remote districts of I Humboldt, Rehztion Historique; and his other works. the
earth's surface, thus showing how deeply seated must be. INORGANIC
GEOLOGICAL ...
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History of the Inductive Sciences from the Earliest to the ...
He observed, also, the frequent sympathy of volcanic and terremotive action in
remote districts of the earth's surface, thus showing how deeply seated must be. l
Humboldt, Relation Historique; and his other works. 4 Phil. Trans. 1835, p. 32.
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Bibliography of the Published Writings of Henry Fairfield ...
It must be granted at once, to the advocates of this geological uniformity, that we
are not arbitrarily to assume the existence of catastrophes. The degree of
uniformity and continuity with which terremotive forces have acted, must be
collected, ...
Harriet Ernestine Ripley, 1837
7
Roget's Descriptive Word Finder
... below like an earthquake tectonic: relating to geological changes in the earth's
crust; tectonical terraqueous: consisting of or pertaining to both land and water;
amphibious terremotive: seismic thalamic: in archaeology, concerning an inner or
...
8
The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences
We may mark our cycles by the greatest known paroxysms of volcanic and
terremotive agency, but this procedure is no less indefinite and inconclusive than
the other. But further; since the cycle in which violence and repose alternate is
thus ...
9
The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences: Founded Upon Their ...
We may take for our cycle a hundred or a thousand years, but evidently such a
proceeding is altogether arbitrary. We may mark our cycles by the greatest known
paroxysms of volcanic and terremotive agency, but this procedure is no less ...
10
History of the Inductive Sciences: XI. Electricity. XII. ...
He observed, also, the frequent sympathy of volcanic and terremotive action in
remote districts of the earth's surface, thus showing how deeply seated must be
the cause of these convulsions. These views strongly excited and influenced the
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