The Quarterly Journal of Science and the Arts, Volume 5John Murray, 1818 - Science |
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Page ii
... means , we must at the same time extinguish it ; and this is accordingly done , by passing it through the metallic apertures of fine wire gauze , or any other substance which has considerable conducting and radiating powers in regard to ...
... means , we must at the same time extinguish it ; and this is accordingly done , by passing it through the metallic apertures of fine wire gauze , or any other substance which has considerable conducting and radiating powers in regard to ...
Page x
... means of a factor , which renders the equations integrable . In the application of this , however , to functional equations , some diffi- culties occur , which still require elucidation . " Two general Propositions in the Method of ...
... means of a factor , which renders the equations integrable . In the application of this , however , to functional equations , some diffi- culties occur , which still require elucidation . " Two general Propositions in the Method of ...
Page xi
... pointed out , which has not been very prevalent in the instructions generally given for this purpose . In the mean time it is much to be regretted that the immense tables calculated under the direction of PREFACE . xi.
... pointed out , which has not been very prevalent in the instructions generally given for this purpose . In the mean time it is much to be regretted that the immense tables calculated under the direction of PREFACE . xi.
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... means has never been disputed . The mode of reasoning pursued by Mr. Gompertz is peculiarly delicate and refined , and to those who are sufficiently advanced in these studies to appreciate its force , it is perfectly convincing . We ...
... means has never been disputed . The mode of reasoning pursued by Mr. Gompertz is peculiarly delicate and refined , and to those who are sufficiently advanced in these studies to appreciate its force , it is perfectly convincing . We ...
Page xvii
... means of producing an effort of art almost beyond ima- gination , since he proposes to construct a bridge of chains formed of long bars of iron , the central opening of which will be 1000 feet , and the lateral ones 500 feet each ; and ...
... means of producing an effort of art almost beyond ima- gination , since he proposes to construct a bridge of chains formed of long bars of iron , the central opening of which will be 1000 feet , and the lateral ones 500 feet each ; and ...
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