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Again , suppose a third lamina superimposed in the same manner , and then a fourth , and so on , till a mass of any assigned thickness shall have been thus composed . It will then follow , from what has been shown , that the tension at ...
Again , suppose a third lamina superimposed in the same manner , and then a fourth , and so on , till a mass of any assigned thickness shall have been thus composed . It will then follow , from what has been shown , that the tension at ...
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This is important , because in a stratified mass the cohesion between different beds must probably be often much less than that between the constituent particles of each bed . The same conclusiou will hold with respect to any accidental ...
This is important , because in a stratified mass the cohesion between different beds must probably be often much less than that between the constituent particles of each bed . The same conclusiou will hold with respect to any accidental ...
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[ whether ) these latter phænomena have exercised an influence in determining the positions of the joints , supposed to be subsequently formed in the elevated mass . Now , assuming the coincidence just mentioned , there must of course be ...
[ whether ) these latter phænomena have exercised an influence in determining the positions of the joints , supposed to be subsequently formed in the elevated mass . Now , assuming the coincidence just mentioned , there must of course be ...
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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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