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... cause , the motion will be uniform and rectilinear . A body , however , which can move itself uniformly and in a straight line during a certain time , will perpetually move itself after the same manner : -for , suppose a body capable of ...
... cause , the motion will be uniform and rectilinear . A body , however , which can move itself uniformly and in a straight line during a certain time , will perpetually move itself after the same manner : -for , suppose a body capable of ...
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... cause can only be the body in motion which strikes another , and produces what is called the effect ; yet , if the product of the mass of the moving body by any function of its velocity be assumed as the cause , it may be proved that ...
... cause can only be the body in motion which strikes another , and produces what is called the effect ; yet , if the product of the mass of the moving body by any function of its velocity be assumed as the cause , it may be proved that ...
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... cause came before the House of Lords in Ireland , there was an order absolutely reversing the Chancellor's decree ; founded , it is said , on the unanimous opinion of the Judges against the right of renewal . The tenth article is an ...
... cause came before the House of Lords in Ireland , there was an order absolutely reversing the Chancellor's decree ; founded , it is said , on the unanimous opinion of the Judges against the right of renewal . The tenth article is an ...
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Michells Sermon | 26 |
of new Dissertations or other curious Papers published in | 28 |
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