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Page 250
... less accu- rate and lefs agreeable . Neither will it be maintained , that the proportions affigned for the length breadth and height of rooms , tend to make them the more commodious . It appears then , fo far as we can discover , that ...
... less accu- rate and lefs agreeable . Neither will it be maintained , that the proportions affigned for the length breadth and height of rooms , tend to make them the more commodious . It appears then , fo far as we can discover , that ...
Page 253
... less than fimplicity and regu- larity . A parallelogram exceeds an equilateral triangle in the orderly difpofition of its parts ; but being inferior in uniformity and fimpli- city , it is less beautiful . Uniformity is fingular in one ...
... less than fimplicity and regu- larity . A parallelogram exceeds an equilateral triangle in the orderly difpofition of its parts ; but being inferior in uniformity and fimpli- city , it is less beautiful . Uniformity is fingular in one ...
Page 311
... less regular , is less agreeable . Motion uniformly accelerated , refem- bling an afcending feries of numbers , is more agreeable than when uniformly re- tarded . Motion upward is agreeable by the elevation of the moving body . What ...
... less regular , is less agreeable . Motion uniformly accelerated , refem- bling an afcending feries of numbers , is more agreeable than when uniformly re- tarded . Motion upward is agreeable by the elevation of the moving body . What ...
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