Eksempler på brug af Asa gray på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Speaking of this review, my father wrote to Dr. Asa Gray.
Asa Gray has sent me an article† from the United States, clever, and dead against me.
The letter referred to was an answer to the following:C. Darwin to Asa Gray.
No one I think understands the whole case better than Asa Gray, and he has been fighting nobly.
Six editions of Buckle and four editions of the'Origin.' C. Darwin to Asa Gray.
Asa Gray has made analogous remarks on some intermediate forms in the Compositæ of N. America.
The following letters give some account of the work in question: C. Darwin to Asa Gray.
I would send Wallace a copy of my letter to Asa Gray, to show him that I had not stolen his doctrine.
I do not think your share in the theory will be overlookedby the real judges, as Hooker, Lyell, Asa Gray.
You say I always guess wrong, but I do not believe any one, except Asa Gray, could have done the thing so well.
Asa Gray sends me from Wyman(who will write), a good case of all the pigs being black in the Everglades of Virginia.
I was led to take up this subject by reading a short paper by Asa Gray, published in 1858.
The extract from my MS. and the letter to Asa Gray had neither been intended for publication, and were badly written.
I hear another reprint is in the Press, and the book will excite much attention here, and some controversy.…C. Darwin to Asa Gray.
I would bet even, or three to two, that it is Asa Gray, though one or two passages staggered me.
Asa Gray, I believe, is going to get a second edition of my book, and I want to send this little preface over to him soon.
The extract from my MS.& the letter to Asa Gray had neither been intended for publication,& were badly written.
The letter also alludes to a review of the'Fertilisation of Orchids' in the same volume of'Silliman's Journal.' C. Darwin to Asa Gray.
We doubt not that Professor Asa Gray… could show that natural selection… is simply an instrument in the hands of an omnipotent and omniscient creator.
The letter also alludes to a review of the'Fertilisation of Orchids' in the same volume of'Silliman's Journal.'C. Darwin to Asa Gray. Down, November 26 1862.
Asa Gray reviewed the book in'Silliman's Journal,'* where he speaks, in strong terms, of the fascination which it must have for even slightly instructed readers.
You must be very busy, if in London,so I will be generous, and on honour bright do not expect any answer to this dull little note.… C. Darwin to Asa Gray.
There are very few remarks in your book to which I demur, butwhen you back up Asa Gray in saying that all instincts are congenital habits, I must protest.
The following letter is that already referred to as forming part of the joint paper published in the Linnean Society's Journal,' 1858:- C. Darwin to Asa Gray.
A reviewer in an Edinburgh paper, who treats me with profound contempt,says on this subject that Professor Asa Gray could with the greatest ease smash me into little pieces.
Survey Mem.,' 1846.[page] 89 member, in the early reviews of the'Origin,' andI recollect expressing my surprise on this head in a letter to Asa Gray.
Such characters of course are not of specific value, but they are, as Asa Gray has remarked in commenting on this memoir, such as generally enter into specific definitions.
In animals which cannot be[fertilised] by insects or wind, there is no case of land animals being hermaphrodite without the concourse of two individuals."A letter to Dr. Asa Gray Sept.
Such characters of course are not of specific value,but they are, as Asa Gray has remarked in commenting on this memoir, such as generally enter into specific definitions.
The extracts were printed from a duplicate undated copy in my father's possession,on which he had written,"This was sent to Asa Gray 8 or 9 months ago, I think October 1857.