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It is quite true that the force of gravity will cause a body to fall freely Tóth of an inch in 4th part of a second , but when the force of gravity is thus employed it cannot at the same time cause the whole weight of the same body to ...
It is quite true that the force of gravity will cause a body to fall freely Tóth of an inch in 4th part of a second , but when the force of gravity is thus employed it cannot at the same time cause the whole weight of the same body to ...
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mate . accurately follow under the influence of the principal cause alone to which they are referrible . The coincidence between these perfectly definite laws and those deduced from our assumed general cause , independently of ...
mate . accurately follow under the influence of the principal cause alone to which they are referrible . The coincidence between these perfectly definite laws and those deduced from our assumed general cause , independently of ...
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mineral vein and the fault are not to be referred to the same mechanical origin , or that other veins in the same district should not be referred to the same cause as such an one as that just described , from which , except where the ...
mineral vein and the fault are not to be referred to the same mechanical origin , or that other veins in the same district should not be referred to the same cause as such an one as that just described , from which , except where the ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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