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Page 124
... less angle of incidence than the red ray , and consequently it will be in circumstances less favour- able to reflection than the other . Nevertheless , the violet ray is reflected sooner than the red ray ; and , therefore , the former ...
... less angle of incidence than the red ray , and consequently it will be in circumstances less favour- able to reflection than the other . Nevertheless , the violet ray is reflected sooner than the red ray ; and , therefore , the former ...
Page 222
... less each individual expends on himself , the more he might afford to contribute to the public support . If ( says he ) a new plan must be adopted , and if property , instead of expenditure , must be attacked , it becomes a matter of ...
... less each individual expends on himself , the more he might afford to contribute to the public support . If ( says he ) a new plan must be adopted , and if property , instead of expenditure , must be attacked , it becomes a matter of ...
Page 542
... less than that of agate ; and that of the latter is less than the friction of glass . The figure of the point of the pivot , according to its degree of angularity , influences the quantity of friction ; so that , when a body weighing ...
... less than that of agate ; and that of the latter is less than the friction of glass . The figure of the point of the pivot , according to its degree of angularity , influences the quantity of friction ; so that , when a body weighing ...
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Michells Sermon | 26 |
of new Dissertations or other curious Papers published in | 28 |
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