 | Chemistry - 1863 - 640 pages
...the circle and the inlaid strip, will no longer be a cause of apprehension. With respect to the duo visibility of divisions cut on this metal, opinions will perhaps differ. I can only gay that 1 ihould be well content to observe with them." This alloy has been selected by Colonel Strange... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1863 - 524 pages
..."... 8-369 10 " "... 7-689 The last named, which is tho best for the purposes now under notice, ia very nearly the same as that of wrought iron, and...new great Theodolite is, in the opinion of Messrs. Sirnms, and in my own, fully justified by what we now know of it ; and the effect of using it will... | |
 | Pharmacology - 1863 - 606 pages
...employed for receiving the graduation of circles, the necessity for inlaying another metal will he obviated, by which two advantages will be gained;...that I should be well content to observe with them." This alloy has been selected by Col. Strange as the most appropriate metal for the construction of... | |
 | 1863 - 494 pages
...circle and the inliiid strip, will no longer bo a cause of apprehension. With res|>ec-t to tha duo visibility of divisions cut on this metal, opinions will perhaps differ I can ouly say that I should be well content to observe with them." This alloy has been selected by Col.... | |
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... operation of inlaying, and which, more or less, must cause unequal density and tension in the circle subjected to such treatment, will be dispensed with ; and the effect of inequality of expansion in the circle and the inlaid strip will no longer... 