Induction

amount animal antecedent applied Aristotle arrangement atomic atomic weight axioms bodies Botany cause and effect character chemical force Chemistry circum circumstances classification co-existence coincidence collocation combination common compounds concurrence connexion consequences constitution Deductive Method defined definition degree derivative discovery disease distinct Electricity elements elimination ellipse empirical law energy enquiry equal example experience experimental expressed fact Fallacies farther G. C. Lewis genus give given gravity heat human hydrogen hypothesis inductive inference instances John Herschel Law of Causation Law of Conservation light logical Mathematics matter means ment metals Method of Agreement Method of Difference mind minerals mode molar molecular Molecular Physics momentum motion moving power muscular namely nature observation operation organs oxygen peculiar phenomena phenomenon physical plants plurality political predicate principle probability proof proper properties propositions proved putrefaction regards separate species specific gravity stances structure substances supposed syllogism temperature things tion ultimate uniformity