Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 59
... equal by nature , if not in many refpects fuperior , to any of the three other parts of the world . For , though the middle of it , ly ing between the tropics in the torrid zone , and under the line , is exceedingly hot , yet even in ...
... equal by nature , if not in many refpects fuperior , to any of the three other parts of the world . For , though the middle of it , ly ing between the tropics in the torrid zone , and under the line , is exceedingly hot , yet even in ...
Page 146
... equal to ED . In the motion by GE , the parts approach the obftacle by a direct motion , and the water which is stopped and driven by that which follows it , rifes , as finding on that fide lefs refiftance . The motion by GE makes the ...
... equal to ED . In the motion by GE , the parts approach the obftacle by a direct motion , and the water which is stopped and driven by that which follows it , rifes , as finding on that fide lefs refiftance . The motion by GE makes the ...
Page 147
... equal to that of a vibration of a pendulum , whereof the length or distance between the centers of ofcillation and fufpenfion would be equal to half the length of the luid in the tube , or half the fum of the ines EF , FG , GH . The ...
... equal to that of a vibration of a pendulum , whereof the length or distance between the centers of ofcillation and fufpenfion would be equal to half the length of the luid in the tube , or half the fum of the ines EF , FG , GH . The ...
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