Mechanics Magazine, Том 2Knight & Lacey, 1824 |
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... experiments made on the strength and stiffness of various sub- stânces used in the construction of buildings and machinery ; and al- though nearly all the operations of the common carpenter depend upon the strength of adhesion of the ...
... experiments made on the strength and stiffness of various sub- stânces used in the construction of buildings and machinery ; and al- though nearly all the operations of the common carpenter depend upon the strength of adhesion of the ...
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... experimental method first introduced by Lord Bacon ; and described gene rally the various branches into which experimental philosophy was natu rally divided and subdivided . Mechanics , the branch which was to form the subject of the ...
... experimental method first introduced by Lord Bacon ; and described gene rally the various branches into which experimental philosophy was natu rally divided and subdivided . Mechanics , the branch which was to form the subject of the ...
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... experiments . Of these , however , it is unnecessary to offer any recapitula- tion here , as the more prominent of ... Experimental Philo sophy , a book which , for the accuracy of its details , and the clearness of its . deductions ...
... experiments . Of these , however , it is unnecessary to offer any recapitula- tion here , as the more prominent of ... Experimental Philo sophy , a book which , for the accuracy of its details , and the clearness of its . deductions ...
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... a clear to me , and , from the following experiments , it seems to be erroneous d -Most people , too , concerned in the ment AEBrigid 1260 310136 13 fouling or waggons , have an iden that they are MECHANIC'S MAGAZINE .
... a clear to me , and , from the following experiments , it seems to be erroneous d -Most people , too , concerned in the ment AEBrigid 1260 310136 13 fouling or waggons , have an iden that they are MECHANIC'S MAGAZINE .
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... experiment , and states , that a bullet , when attracted by the magnet , will not roll but slide ; and that if the magnet ... experiments " ( having be- fore mentioned some ) are suffi- cient for the effecting of a perpe 66 tual motion ...
... experiment , and states , that a bullet , when attracted by the magnet , will not roll but slide ; and that if the magnet ... experiments " ( having be- fore mentioned some ) are suffi- cient for the effecting of a perpe 66 tual motion ...
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