Dr. Jim Secord, the project director, said in a statement that "Unlike his published works, Darwin's letters are vitally important in showing how science is done, with the constant gathering of new data, and the testing and questioning of theories and ideas".
"Unlike his published works, Darwin's letters are vitally important in showing how science is done, with the constant gathering of new data, and the testing and questioning of theories and ideas". So far 8,000 letters have been published, taking Darwin's correspondence up until 1870.
It is a constant tug-of-war.
Unmanned US drones are in the air gathering a constant stream of intelligence which is being fed back to a US-manned operations centre in Baghdad and then shared with America's allies.
Look, just because I love routine does not mean I don't keep myself in a constant state of information gathering.
While living in Boston, Elizabeth thoroughly enjoyed the social, political, and intellectual stimulation that came with a constant round of abolitionist gatherings and meetings.
During this period he was a constant presence at weekly gatherings of the painters at various studios and cafés, where theories about the arts and their potential interrelationships were vociferously debated.
There were also dinners at the Century Club and gatherings at the Glass House, where a constant parade of architects and critics aired their latest views, and Johnson proclaimed new styles and propounded theories.
The importance of woman in war zones was a constant theme at the gathering.
I felt like a pigeon at a gathering of peacocks.
Originally, it was a noun describing a gathering of people.
