Examples of using Shewn in English and their translations into Danish
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it has already been shewn, that the price of cattle should bear a certain proportion to that of corn before the greater part of the lands of any country can be improved.
all the faithfulness that thou hast shewn unto thy servant; for with my staff I passed over this Jordan,
As first shewn by C. K. Sprengel,
This is the case, as shewn by Von Nathusius,
I have shewn in a former work,
the love which you have shewn in his name, you who have ministered,
shall be shewn unto the priest.
as Mr. Wallace has shewn, by nearly the same line which divides the great Malayan
Both Gärtner and Kölreuter have proved that in genera of plants including many species, a series can be formed from species which when crossed yield fewer and fewer seeds, to species which never produce a single seed, but yet are affected by the pollen of the other species, as shewn by the swelling of the germen.
No doubt if it could be shewn that the females of very many species had been rendered beautiful through protective mimickry,
which thou hast shewn to me in preserving my soul alive;
Choice in Pairing, as shewn by either sex of Quadrupeds.-Before
Thus almost every minute detail in the shape and colouring of the ball-and-socket ocelli can be shewn to follow from gradual changes in the elliptic ornaments;
for Prof. Huxley, in the opinion of most competent judges, has conclusively shewn that in every single visible character man differs less from the higher apes than these do from the lower members of the same order of Primates.
if it can be shewn that man now varies-that his variations are induced by the same general causes,
Although we ought to be extremely cautious, as shewn in my work on'Variation under Domestication,' in concluding that any character,
and this, as previously shewn, depends on various complex contingencies.
and this, as previously shewn, depends on various complex contingencies.
have we any grounds for believing, as shewn in a former chapter, that this can be due to the direct action of the conditions to which man has long been exposed, or that it is the result of correlated development.
These feathers have been shewn to several artists, and all have expressed their admiration at the perfect shading.