United States or French Guiana ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !


Let us assume for simplicity's sake, that the lowest man's skull has twice the capacity of the highest gorilla's. No doubt this is a very striking difference, but it loses much of its apparent systematic value, when viewed by the light of certain other equally indubitable facts respecting cranial capacities.

The plan of a pastorelle is simplicity's self: a gentleman, which I may fairly claim to be, in some fair rural scene such as this comes suddenly upon a rustic maiden of surpassing beauty. He naturally falls in love with her, and they say all manner of fine things to each other." She considered him for a while before speaking. It thrilled him to see the odd tenderness that was in her face.

For simplicity's sake we will assume that we are dealing with a subject such as the Battle of the Somme, approximately five thousand feet in length. As the film is projected, notes are taken of each scene in strict rotation. The negative, as in the ordinary process of photography, is quite the reverse to the film shown in the picture theatre.

This is why things 'fall' under the influence of gravity and 'rise' under the influence of levity.4 How does thermal expansion read as a letter in nature's script when seen in the light of the two contrasting field-concepts? Let us, for simplicity's sake, imagine a spherically shaped metallic body, say, a ball of copper, which we expose to the influence of heat.

For simplicity's sake let us take the various moves as they occur. A. Borrow a stick and hand it round for examination. B. Get A and B to hold it at the ends. C. Borrow a wedding ring. D. Take the handkerchief from the pocket. E. Pretend to wrap up the borrowed ring in the handkerchief, in reality wrapping up the corner ring, and secrete the borrowed ring in the right hand.

For simplicity's sake suppose the object be an object of sensation, a figure approaching us at a distance on the road. It is far off, barely perceptible, and hardly moving: we do not know with certainty whether it is a man or not. Such an object as this, if carelessly looked at, may hardly catch our attention at all.

For simplicity's sake I will assume that in place of eight there were four original classes. This will illustrate the principle equally well, and be far less involved. Let A, B, C, and D represent the names of the four classes to one of which every native belongs.

Let us assume, for simplicity's sake, that the lowest Man's skull has twice the capacity of that of the highest Gorilla. No doubt, this is a very striking difference, but it loses much of its apparent systematic value, when viewed by the light of certain other equally indubitable facts respecting cranial capacities.

It is possible, as Douglass afterward averred, that he neither coveted the office nor believed himself fitted for it; and that his judgment was overruled by his friends. But he accepted the office, nevertheless. When Douglas, for he had now begun to drop the superfluous s in the family name, for simplicity's sake, set out on his judicial circuit, he was not an imposing figure.

A royal device for her banners, A reverse for her coinage as splendid, An example of primitive manners When all their simplicity's ended? Here it is, ye isles Antipodean! Leave Britain her great Cappadocian; I'll chant you a latter-day paean, And sing you a saint for devotion,