The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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Page 46
... heat of the body is below the degree necessary to render the cold affufion fafe . I employed it , therefore , in thofe cafes of fever where the heat of the body did not exceed the temperature of health . A little experience , however ...
... heat of the body is below the degree necessary to render the cold affufion fafe . I employed it , therefore , in thofe cafes of fever where the heat of the body did not exceed the temperature of health . A little experience , however ...
Page 81
... heat , and fome of the more diffufive corollaries which he has deduced from his general pofitions , our object being to exhibit a concife and con- nected view of his theory of the propagation of heat , in what- ever parts of his work it ...
... heat , and fome of the more diffufive corollaries which he has deduced from his general pofitions , our object being to exhibit a concife and con- nected view of his theory of the propagation of heat , in what- ever parts of his work it ...
Page 86
... heat and light , are equally elegant and original ; and we proceed briefly to exhibit a view of them , together with the general remarks which they have suggested . We ftated , in a former part of our analysis , that Mr Leflie laid down ...
... heat and light , are equally elegant and original ; and we proceed briefly to exhibit a view of them , together with the general remarks which they have suggested . We ftated , in a former part of our analysis , that Mr Leflie laid down ...
Contents
hibiting Sketches of Society and Manners and | 29 |
Medical Reports on the Effects of Water Cold | 42 |
An Experimental Inquiry into the Nature and Propa | 63 |
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