Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, Volumen18,Parte1Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... equal generality the laws of cohefion , or general facts which are obferved in the appearances , and when we have defcribed and claffed them with equal accuracy . Let Let us therefore attend to the more fimple and obvious phenomena of ...
... equal generality the laws of cohefion , or general facts which are obferved in the appearances , and when we have defcribed and claffed them with equal accuracy . Let Let us therefore attend to the more fimple and obvious phenomena of ...
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... equal time , whether they are the proportion of the extentions and compreffions . But fuf- wide or narrow . In the fame differtation Hooke mentions ficient evidence will also be given that the forces which would all the facts which John ...
... equal time , whether they are the proportion of the extentions and compreffions . But fuf- wide or narrow . In the fame differtation Hooke mentions ficient evidence will also be given that the forces which would all the facts which John ...
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... equal and oppofite . This is called the third law of motion ; and we admit its univer- fality , while we affirm that it is purely experimental ( fee PHYSICS ) . Yet we have met with differtations by perfons of eminent knowledge , where ...
... equal and oppofite . This is called the third law of motion ; and we admit its univer- fality , while we affirm that it is purely experimental ( fee PHYSICS ) . Yet we have met with differtations by perfons of eminent knowledge , where ...
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... equal diftances from their quiefcent politions , and the forces which are thus excited , and now exerted in oppofition to the ftraining force , are equal . This external force may be increafed by degrees , which will gra- dually ...
... equal diftances from their quiefcent politions , and the forces which are thus excited , and now exerted in oppofition to the ftraining force , are equal . This external force may be increafed by degrees , which will gra- dually ...
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... equal , perhaps greater , importance to know the It is of im crushing them . Pillars and pofts of all kinds are expoled to train which may be laid on folid bodies without danger ofportance to this ftrain in its fimpleft form ; and there ...
... equal , perhaps greater , importance to know the It is of im crushing them . Pillars and pofts of all kinds are expoled to train which may be laid on folid bodies without danger ofportance to this ftrain in its fimpleft form ; and there ...
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