He shows, for example, that alchemy actually shared many of its goals with the visual arts in the Renaissance.
He shows, for example, how Gaia proved for the first time that certain star clusters puff up at the same time as large stars sink to their centres.
He shows, for example, how the British war effort was hampered by an ill-advised contempt for Ottoman abilities – evidenced during the disastrous Gallipoli campaign when the allies landed on the very shoreline where the Turks were strongest.
He shows, for example, that for given line segments a and b the parabola corresponds to the relation (in modern notation) y2 = ax, the ellipse to y2 = ax − ax2/b, and the hyperbola to y2 = ax + ax2/b.
He shows, for example, that our attitudes toward restricted civil liberties during Vietnam and after 9/11 stemmed from the same kinds of judgments we make during times of peace.
He shows, for example, how 'Some donkey every man sees' is ambiguous, suggesting the two formulations 'Some donkey every man sees' and 'Every man sees some donkey' to bring out what we would now explain in terms of the different scope of the two quantifiers 'some' and 'every' (cf. SD, Tr. 9, ch. 3, seventh sophism and reply).
Andy's sponsorship was critical; he showed us, for example, how to present our ideas to his constituencies senior and upstream people more effectively.
He cited government figures showing, for example, that employment growth at eating and drinking establishments slowed to 129,100 in 1997 from 276,400 in 1995 and that menu prices, which had long trailed general inflation, suddenly began to outpace inflation beginning in 1997.
The author's lack of compre hension of the subject he pretends to discuss is clearly shown, for example, in the fact that nowhere in his book —I mean booklet does he even men tion the vital matter of population control.
