...can only be homogeneousness in the aggregate. " A body is called homogeneous when any two equal and similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel...undistinguishable from one another by any difference in quality."* I now add that unless the " part" of the body referred to consists of an enormously great number of...

...can only be homogeneouaness in the aggregate. " A body is called homogeneous when any two equal and similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel...undistinguishable from one another by any difference in quality."* I now add that unless the " part" of the body referred to consists of an enormously great number of...

...similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel and turned deflned. towards the same pails, are undistinguishable from one another by any difference...real solids or fluids known to us, however seemingly homogeneous. It is, we believe, held by all naturalists that Molecular • 77 j- * i,- i • hypothecs...

...required to keep it in this state of strain. 646. A body is called homogeneous when any two equal, similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel...real solids or fluids known to us, however seemingly homogeneous. It is, we believe, held by all naturalists that there is a molecular structure, according...

...heterogeneity of matter. " A body is called homogeneous," say Thomson and Tait,8 "when any two, equal, similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel...undistinguishable from one another by any difference in quality." But if we apply this definition to matter without any limitation as to the size of the parts, there...

...heterogeneity of matter. " A body is called homogeneous," say Thomson and Tait,8 "when any two, equal, similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel...undistinguishable from one another by any difference in quality." But if we apply this definition to matter without any limitation as to the size of the parts, there...

...heterogeneity of matter. "A body is called homogeneous," say Thomson and Tait,8 "when any two, equal, similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel and turned towards the same parts are (mdistinguishable from one another by any difference in quality." But if we apply this definition to...

...can only be homogeneousness in the aggregate. " A body is called homogeneous when any two equal and similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel...undistinguishable from one another by any difference in quality*." I now add that unless the " part " of the body referred to consists of an enormously great number of...

...can only be homogeneousness in the aggregate. " A body is called homogeneous when any two equal and similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel...undistinguishable from one another by any difference in quality*." I now add that unless the " part " of the body referred to consists of an enormously great number of...

...before it breaks. 38. Homogeneoumess defined. — A body is called homogeneous when any two equal, similar parts of it, with corresponding lines parallel...turned towards the same parts, are undistinguishable ncn from one another by any difference in quality. The perfect fulfilment of this condition, without...