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... elements , i.e. , by attempting to put every element of one class into a one - to - one relation with a corresponding element of another class . If all elements can ac- tually be " paired , " then the two classes are " equivalent ...
... elements , i.e. , by attempting to put every element of one class into a one - to - one relation with a corresponding element of another class . If all elements can ac- tually be " paired , " then the two classes are " equivalent ...
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... elements of the class which element comes first ( is earlier , smaller , etc. ) and which follows ( is later ... elements is transitive in the sense defined above . If the elements of an ordered class C1 can be so coordinated with the ...
... elements of the class which element comes first ( is earlier , smaller , etc. ) and which follows ( is later ... elements is transitive in the sense defined above . If the elements of an ordered class C1 can be so coordinated with the ...
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... elements due to chemical reactions , and they enable us to trace the individual elements through all their chemical combinations . * The last - mentioned fact , however , proves more than the mere existence of atoms . It implies that ...
... elements due to chemical reactions , and they enable us to trace the individual elements through all their chemical combinations . * The last - mentioned fact , however , proves more than the mere existence of atoms . It implies that ...
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and Empirical Elements in Experience | 21 |
THE DISPUTES OVER SPACE AND TIME | 49 |
THE WORLD ABOUT US AND ITS INTERPRETATION | 77 |
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