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7 , that if spiral planes are considered as composed of spiral lines placed at various distances from the centre of the cylinder , each of these lines will form a different angle with the axis ; and therefore , as an arch has always ...
7 , that if spiral planes are considered as composed of spiral lines placed at various distances from the centre of the cylinder , each of these lines will form a different angle with the axis ; and therefore , as an arch has always ...
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would , whether considered separately or in combination with one another , be all precisely equal , if the particular values of y which we suppose to be furnished by observation were rigorously exact . But they are not so ; for ; actual ...
would , whether considered separately or in combination with one another , be all precisely equal , if the particular values of y which we suppose to be furnished by observation were rigorously exact . But they are not so ; for ; actual ...
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Professor Schumacher and Mr. F. Baily are to determine whether a discovery is to be considered as established or not : but , should they differ in opinion , Dr. Olbers , of Bremen , is to decide between them .
Professor Schumacher and Mr. F. Baily are to determine whether a discovery is to be considered as established or not : but , should they differ in opinion , Dr. Olbers , of Bremen , is to decide between them .
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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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