Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, Band 18,Teil 1Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... cause is in fact the name of the effect , which is COHESION . We mean nothing elfe by gra- vitation or magnetism . What do we mean when we fay that Newton understood thoroughly the nature of gravita- tion , of the force of gravitation ...
... cause is in fact the name of the effect , which is COHESION . We mean nothing elfe by gra- vitation or magnetism . What do we mean when we fay that Newton understood thoroughly the nature of gravita- tion , of the force of gravitation ...
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... causes the body to bulge out in the tranfverfe tions of bodies by the action of fprings . It was this , ccii direction ; and fince this bulging out is in oppofition to the inos ssttuu . — When explained in his differtation , publifh ...
... causes the body to bulge out in the tranfverfe tions of bodies by the action of fprings . It was this , ccii direction ; and fince this bulging out is in oppofition to the inos ssttuu . — When explained in his differtation , publifh ...
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... causes them to bind each other fo faft , that any one of them will break before it can be drawn out of the bundle . In other fibrous bodies , fuch as timber , the fibres are held together by fome cement or glu- ten . This is feldom as ...
... causes them to bind each other fo faft , that any one of them will break before it can be drawn out of the bundle . In other fibrous bodies , fuch as timber , the fibres are held together by fome cement or glu- ten . This is feldom as ...
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... causes the fpherules to act among each other like fo many wedges , each tending to penetrate through between the three which lie below it : and this is the fimpleft , and perhaps the only distinct , notion we can have of the matter . We ...
... causes the fpherules to act among each other like fo many wedges , each tending to penetrate through between the three which lie below it : and this is the fimpleft , and perhaps the only distinct , notion we can have of the matter . We ...
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... cause it is against this kind of ftrain that we muft guard by periments judicious conftruction in the most delicate and difficult pro- blems which come through the hands of the civil and mili- tary engineer . The construction of stone ...
... cause it is against this kind of ftrain that we muft guard by periments judicious conftruction in the most delicate and difficult pro- blems which come through the hands of the civil and mili- tary engineer . The construction of stone ...
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