Plate (z), one Inch and a half long-, and of fuch Breadth and Thicknefs, as that it may freely move up and down, and yet not have too much play within the Hole. Moreover, let this Plate have a fmall Plook at each Extremity. 266. And as fuch a Balance... Elements of the Art of Assaying Metals - Seite 98von Johann Andreas Cramer - 1764 - 471 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...through it (b) two Lines long, a quarter of a Line broad, and placed perpendicularly below the Fully of the upper Arm (/), to receive a fmall Plate (z), one...half long ; and of fuch Breadth and Thicknefs, as lhat it may freely move up and down, and yet not have too much play within the Hole. Moreover, let... | |
| 1816 - 740 Seiten
...Ime broad, and placed perpendicularly below the pulley of the upper arm, to receive a fmall pkrte, one inch and a half long ; and of fuch breadth and thicknefs, as that it may freely move up and dowrr, and yet not hare too much play within the hole. This plate muft alfo have a frnall hook at each... | |
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...below the pulley pf the upper arm, to receive a fmall plate, one inch and a half long ; and of ¿-.ch breadth and thicknefs, as that it may freely move up and down, and yet nut have too much play within the hoie. This plate muft alfo have a fmall hook at each extremity. And... | |
| 1823 - 894 Seiten
...upper arm, to re' ceive a small plate, one inch and a half long ; and of euch breadth and thickness, as that it may freely move up and down, and yet not have too much play within the hole. This plate must also have a small hook at each extremity. And as such a balance will hardly stand still... | |
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