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Page 451
Though we are very far from thinking that the principles of taste are in all cases referrible to principles of reasoning , we believe that in a vast majority of cases they are so , and frequently to mechanical principles by no means ...
Though we are very far from thinking that the principles of taste are in all cases referrible to principles of reasoning , we believe that in a vast majority of cases they are so , and frequently to mechanical principles by no means ...
Page 458
... we hear by means of vibrutions , so we see by means of vibrations , we are warmed by means of vibrations , and we receive 458 Prof. Ritchie on Electricity and Magnetism .
... we hear by means of vibrutions , so we see by means of vibrations , we are warmed by means of vibrations , and we receive 458 Prof. Ritchie on Electricity and Magnetism .
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In the contrary case we shall determine ß by means of the formula ( IV . ) v = a Sv ; + Av , Av = BS AV , , + , ( S'A v ; being the sum of the numerical values of A vi , ) and the difference of the second order ( 48 y ) by means of the ...
In the contrary case we shall determine ß by means of the formula ( IV . ) v = a Sv ; + Av , Av = BS AV , , + , ( S'A v ; being the sum of the numerical values of A vi , ) and the difference of the second order ( 48 y ) by means of 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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