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A · Experiments made by Mr Walker on the London Docks , give the resistance also in a greater proportion than that of the square of the velocity . toMany other facts confirm this conclusion ' ; but a singular anomaly appears to have ...
A · Experiments made by Mr Walker on the London Docks , give the resistance also in a greater proportion than that of the square of the velocity . toMany other facts confirm this conclusion ' ; but a singular anomaly appears to have ...
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As the resistance to the boat in the water has an immediate dependence on its rate of motion , it follows , that by reducing that rate of motion without limit , the resistance may be also reduced with- out limit ; while , on the other ...
As the resistance to the boat in the water has an immediate dependence on its rate of motion , it follows , that by reducing that rate of motion without limit , the resistance may be also reduced with- out limit ; while , on the other ...
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paribus , at about twelve times the resistance on a railroad . It follows , therefore , that whatever be the power of traction used , it will be capable of drawing a load of proportionally less amount on the turnpike road .
paribus , at about twelve times the resistance on a railroad . It follows , therefore , that whatever be the power of traction used , it will be capable of drawing a load of proportionally less amount on the turnpike road .
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
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