...determining the relative value of the different grasses, would be to take an equal number of animals of the same age and as nearly as possible of the same condition, weigh them, then let them be kept a certain period on an equal quantity (determined by weight,)...

...scarcely present themselves, are the parts connected with the sexual functions." (See Carpenter, p. 350, 4th edit.) Wishing to test the truth or falsity of...extreme of one lobe to that of the other. Second, antcropostertorly, from the most anterior superior point of the central portion to the most posterior...

...unhorsed, or unponied rather, by the charges, as each was so good a match for the other, all the boys being of the same age, and, as nearly as possible, of the same size and strength. It was in general skill, but chiefly in accuracy of aim at the mark over the heart,...

...probably is, a factor in the phenomenon, but is surely only a partial influence. For when children of the same age and as nearly as possible of the same social class are weighed and the weights distributed by school grade, it is found that they follow...

...canons of criticism. The canons of criticism of any literature must be learned from the literature of the same age and, as nearly as possible, of the same people. It seems almost incredible that in this literary age, the most prolific and certainly not the...

...the leaves is examined and described. As the plants selected for measurement are from the same seed, of the same age, and as nearly as possible of the same height and fresh-weight as those in the cultures, it is assumed that the * Leaf-product = length of...