Word: intrinsice
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"It seems, on the other hand, that cancer is a disease of the cell, perhaps even of the cell nucleus which results from an intrinsic physical chemical disturbance, perhaps due to a chemical factor.
Nor can the least intrinsic element in that hope be considered the freedom which, probably for the first time, surrounds, becomes implanted in the mind and spirit of the Class of 1930. On the seal of Harvard University there is revealed the word, "Veritas"--Truth. And no matter how impressed...
Regarding bonds against other properties underwritten by the company, Receiver Lawrence Berenson said: "The intrinsic value of the bonds was not changed by the receivership and that the rights of the bondholders in the properties securing their bonds were the same as heretofore."
Wilhelm, who had supposed his intrinsic greatness to be so transcendant that he had his portrait painted as a Roman Emperor upon a bounding stallion, tasted the ashes of being undeceived.
But these things are recognized throughout the educational world. It is a question of their maximum application through slowly changing practice. And it must be remembered that there is no such thing as an educational process that teaches method in the abstract. Method works on and through facts as inseparably...