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We trace out certain direct consequences , in the form of equations also , and so on ; until an equation is obtained , such that if the first be true , the last is therefore true . But the converse is that which we wished to ascertain .
We trace out certain direct consequences , in the form of equations also , and so on ; until an equation is obtained , such that if the first be true , the last is therefore true . But the converse is that which we wished to ascertain .
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sun cos H sin D the two triangles formed by the apparent zenith distances and distance , and the true zenith distances and distance , and only differ by slight variations in the manner of finding thence the true distance , or side of ...
sun cos H sin D the two triangles formed by the apparent zenith distances and distance , and the true zenith distances and distance , and only differ by slight variations in the manner of finding thence the true distance , or side of ...
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sions of both bodies , and computed thence , with true difference of right ascensions and true declinations , the true distance , and with the apparent difference of right ascensions and apparent declinations , the apparent distance ...
sions of both bodies , and computed thence , with true difference of right ascensions and true declinations , the true distance , and with the apparent difference of right ascensions and apparent declinations , the apparent distance ...
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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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