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Excerpt from The Physiology of Muscular Exercise
I'n no science is the advance at any one time general. Some sections of the line are pushed forward while other parts may remain for years with little movement, until in their turn they are enabled to progress in consequence of the support afforded 'by the advance of the adjacent Sections. The increasing number of series of monographs in different sciences is a recognition of this fact, as well as of the concentration of interest which characterises this age of specialisation.
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