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... body , as mere labour , or equally on both , as those parts of manufacture which require science as well as manual adroitness , or whether it be independent of both body and mind , as raw materials , it is the means or vehicle of ...
... body , as mere labour , or equally on both , as those parts of manufacture which require science as well as manual adroitness , or whether it be independent of both body and mind , as raw materials , it is the means or vehicle of ...
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223. In every body , however irregular , there are three axes of permanent rotation , at right angles to one another , on any one of which , when the body revolves , the opposite centrifugal forces exactly balance one another . These ...
223. In every body , however irregular , there are three axes of permanent rotation , at right angles to one another , on any one of which , when the body revolves , the opposite centrifugal forces exactly balance one another . These ...
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... body therefore must of ne- cessity acquire an increase of velocity in its descent . ' This effect must therefore be referred to the first law of motion , as laid down by Sir Isaac Newton , which is , that " all bodies are indifferent of ...
... body therefore must of ne- cessity acquire an increase of velocity in its descent . ' This effect must therefore be referred to the first law of motion , as laid down by Sir Isaac Newton , which is , that " all bodies are indifferent of ...
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