Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... weight E , we must add to the weight E one half that of the prism BD : so that if , for example , the latter weighs two pounds and the weight E is ten pounds we must treat the weight E as if it were eleven pounds . SIMP . Why not twelve ...
... weight E , we must add to the weight E one half that of the prism BD : so that if , for example , the latter weighs two pounds and the weight E is ten pounds we must treat the weight E as if it were eleven pounds . SIMP . Why not twelve ...
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... weight . SIMP . The trend of your argument , Salviati , is evident . Since fish live in water which on ac- count of its density or , as others would say , heaviness diminishes the weight of bodies im- mersed in it , you mean to say that ...
... weight . SIMP . The trend of your argument , Salviati , is evident . Since fish live in water which on ac- count of its density or , as others would say , heaviness diminishes the weight of bodies im- mersed in it , you mean to say that ...
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... weights c and d , assuming of course that the weight h has taken the posi- tion f . But the weight h will take the position f , whenever the line ef which represents the de- scent of h bears to the line fi - that is , to the rise of the ...
... weights c and d , assuming of course that the weight h has taken the posi- tion f . But the weight h will take the position f , whenever the line ef which represents the de- scent of h bears to the line fi - that is , to the rise of the ...
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