Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Band 61813 |
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... velocity and through a narrow opening . The motion of water is truly mechanical ; it requires a great deal of ingenuity and a perfect know- ledge of lines and levels to make it move over the ground in a proper manner . No two pieces of ...
... velocity and through a narrow opening . The motion of water is truly mechanical ; it requires a great deal of ingenuity and a perfect know- ledge of lines and levels to make it move over the ground in a proper manner . No two pieces of ...
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... velocity , and consequently preserves that natural warmth or motion which keeps it from freezing in the winter or stagnating in the summer . It also prevents the accumulation of scum , whatever floats upon the surface , and enables the ...
... velocity , and consequently preserves that natural warmth or motion which keeps it from freezing in the winter or stagnating in the summer . It also prevents the accumulation of scum , whatever floats upon the surface , and enables the ...
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... velocity with which it passes over the surface . are many instances of extraordinary fertility in low meadows , which are inundated by rivers where the tides and freshes meet , cannot be doubted ; and some producing such abundant ...
... velocity with which it passes over the surface . are many instances of extraordinary fertility in low meadows , which are inundated by rivers where the tides and freshes meet , cannot be doubted ; and some producing such abundant ...
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... velocity ; they prey on the larva of tipula and monoculi ; the eggs are red , at first spherical , but afterwards semilunar ; larva six- footed , and furnished with a singular pro- boscis . Forty - nine species , common to most climates ...
... velocity ; they prey on the larva of tipula and monoculi ; the eggs are red , at first spherical , but afterwards semilunar ; larva six- footed , and furnished with a singular pro- boscis . Forty - nine species , common to most climates ...
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... velocity of the water conjointly . The most valuable and important discoveries and theorems , in this department of science , are given in Sir Isaac Newton's Principia , book II .; the Hydrodynamique of Daniel Ber- noulli ; the Traité ...
... velocity of the water conjointly . The most valuable and important discoveries and theorems , in this department of science , are given in Sir Isaac Newton's Principia , book II .; the Hydrodynamique of Daniel Ber- noulli ; the Traité ...
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