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Systems seem, like certain worms, to be formed by a kind of generatio aequivoca -- by the mere confluence of conceptions, and to gain completeness only with the progress of time.
The Critique of Pure Reason Immanuel Kant 1764
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There is an old expression "generatio aequivoca" which may be better - it refers to the idea simply that a new living thing arises from something different.
Spontaneous Generation in the Bible? James F. McGrath 2009
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While Apple's announcement made the new phone seem like a 50% price reduction from the first generatio ...
Philip G. Baker: Apple's New iPhone 3G - More, Not Less Expensive 2008
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From this fiction it appears (says Sale) that the doctrine of pre-existence is not unknown to the Mohammedans, and there is some little conformity between it and the modern theory of generatio ex animalculis in semine marium.
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While Apple's announcement made the new phone seem like a 50% price reduction from the first generatio ...
Philip G. Baker: Apple's New iPhone 3G - More, Not Less Expensive 2008
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Ovid Technologies has announced its next generatio...
May 2005 2005
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They bring this quickly about by beginning a paradox; the sterility of their own heads suggests their taking the path of negation; and truths that have long been recognised are now denied — for instance, the vital power, the sympathetic nervous system, generatio equivoca,
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His definition of painting was the same as that of the ancients: it is an imitation (imago est cuius generatio per imita - tionem fit; Metalogicon, III, 8).
MIMESIS W. TATARKIEWICZ 1968
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In these works Lamarck upholds fully the descent and evolution theory, and maintains that the simplest organisms are generated through a _generatio spontanea_, which is still taking place; but that all the more developed organisms, including man, are descended through a gradual change from other species.
The Theories of Darwin and Their Relation to Philosophy, Religion, and Morality Rudolf Schmid
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Et ingemiscens ait: Quid generatio ista signum quaerit?
Pens��es 1623-1662 1944
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