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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... surface of water . They have brushy feet , which occupy a confiderable furface ; and if their steps are viewed with a magnifying glass , the furface of the water is feen depreffed all around , resembling the footsteps of a man walking ...
... surface of water . They have brushy feet , which occupy a confiderable furface ; and if their steps are viewed with a magnifying glass , the furface of the water is feen depreffed all around , resembling the footsteps of a man walking ...
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... surface oblique to the preffure , and the two parts then flide along the furface of fracture . This thould lead us to examine mathematically what relation there is between this furface of fracture and the neceffary force ; then we ...
... surface oblique to the preffure , and the two parts then flide along the furface of fracture . This thould lead us to examine mathematically what relation there is between this furface of fracture and the neceffary force ; then we ...
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... surface which paffes through this curve A edtions of some function of this distance , and that therefore perpendicularly to the length of the beam . We know the the relative ftrength of a beam is in all cafes susceptible of place of the ...
... surface which paffes through this curve A edtions of some function of this distance , and that therefore perpendicularly to the length of the beam . We know the the relative ftrength of a beam is in all cafes susceptible of place of the ...
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... surface of fracture , in the fame way ( however inexplicable ) as it does in metals when they We cannot tween the Curvature and the are hammered or drawn into wire . The reader must judge how far these remarks are worthy of his ...
... surface of fracture , in the fame way ( however inexplicable ) as it does in metals when they We cannot tween the Curvature and the are hammered or drawn into wire . The reader must judge how far these remarks are worthy of his ...
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... surface . tional to the number In like manner , we can conceive a thin cylindrical tube , of particles . of which KAH ( fig . 25. ) is the section , as cohering more weakly in that fection than anywhere elfe . Suppose it to be . grafped ...
... surface . tional to the number In like manner , we can conceive a thin cylindrical tube , of particles . of which KAH ( fig . 25. ) is the section , as cohering more weakly in that fection than anywhere elfe . Suppose it to be . grafped ...
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