Philosophical MagazineTaylor & Francis, 1801 - Physics |
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Page 285
... causes by which water is re- ceived into the atmosphere and retained there in the form of vapour or in any other manner ? -And to what causes is it to be afcribed that the water retained in the atmosphere is fet at liberty and falls ...
... causes by which water is re- ceived into the atmosphere and retained there in the form of vapour or in any other manner ? -And to what causes is it to be afcribed that the water retained in the atmosphere is fet at liberty and falls ...
Page 305
... causes of inequality in their motions , the united efforts of mechanism , philofophy , and mathematics , will probably in time remove them . The last and least of those causes , which perhaps may be worthy of notice when all others of ...
... causes of inequality in their motions , the united efforts of mechanism , philofophy , and mathematics , will probably in time remove them . The last and least of those causes , which perhaps may be worthy of notice when all others of ...
Page 381
... causes of the former are much lefs varied , and confequently are susceptible of combinations lefs numerous ; that these causes have not the mobility of the affections of the mind ; and that , if fome of them ftill escape us , it is not ...
... causes of the former are much lefs varied , and confequently are susceptible of combinations lefs numerous ; that these causes have not the mobility of the affections of the mind ; and that , if fome of them ftill escape us , it is not ...
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OF | 3 |
A brief Account of the Manufacture of Gilt Buttons com | 25 |
ATreatife on the Cultivation of the Vine and the Method | 25 |
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