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Description of the Skeleton Map of South AmeIII o:£o. on Force and Motion... 21
rica, with Table of Latitudes and Longitudes 295 . on the composition and
Resolution of Forces. to SKETCHES FOR Y IV. On Gravity and Molecular
Attraction; ..o.
Description of the Skeleton Map of South AmeIII o:£o. on Force and Motion... 21
rica, with Table of Latitudes and Longitudes 295 . on the composition and
Resolution of Forces. to SKETCHES FOR Y IV. On Gravity and Molecular
Attraction; ..o.
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The nut E, through which the screw plays, is attached to an iron rule cI), which
moves with the nut by a motion parallel to the axis of the screw. It is upon this rule
which is fixed the object m n intended to be divided. Lastly, the table is supplied ...
The nut E, through which the screw plays, is attached to an iron rule cI), which
moves with the nut by a motion parallel to the axis of the screw. It is upon this rule
which is fixed the object m n intended to be divided. Lastly, the table is supplied ...
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being taken of the proper diameter, its edge is sharpened by a few rubs of the file,
and pressed against the cork under continuous rotatory motion, when it soon
penetrates through the central core, escaping through the tube itself. As there is ...
being taken of the proper diameter, its edge is sharpened by a few rubs of the file,
and pressed against the cork under continuous rotatory motion, when it soon
penetrates through the central core, escaping through the tube itself. As there is ...
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Rest and motion may be understood each in the two senses of absolute and
relative. Absolute rest would consist in the complete privation of motion ; but we
know of no such state. If we take the most extended view of the universe, still this
...
Rest and motion may be understood each in the two senses of absolute and
relative. Absolute rest would consist in the complete privation of motion ; but we
know of no such state. If we take the most extended view of the universe, still this
...
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In nature it appears, then, that we only recognise conditions of relative motion or
relative rest. Inertia.-Inertia is a purely negative quality of matter, and constitutes
the well-known inability of matter to pass of itself from the state of rest to that of ...
In nature it appears, then, that we only recognise conditions of relative motion or
relative rest. Inertia.-Inertia is a purely negative quality of matter, and constitutes
the well-known inability of matter to pass of itself from the state of rest to that of ...
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