Treatise on Natural Philosophy, Volume 1, Part 1At the University Press, 1879 - Mechanics, Analytic |
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... which the simple harmonic constituents of the tide have been determined by the " harmonic analysis " applied to representa- previous observations * . We may exhibit , graphically 44 [ 60 . PRELIMINARY . Harmonic Motion 52-57.
... which the simple harmonic constituents of the tide have been determined by the " harmonic analysis " applied to representa- previous observations * . We may exhibit , graphically 44 [ 60 . PRELIMINARY . Harmonic Motion 52-57.
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... determined harmonic motions differing from one another in phase by a quarter period . Now the resultant of two simple harmonic motions , one a quarter of a period in advance of the other , in different lines , has been proved ( § 65 ) ...
... determined harmonic motions differing from one another in phase by a quarter period . Now the resultant of two simple harmonic motions , one a quarter of a period in advance of the other , in different lines , has been proved ( § 65 ) ...
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... determined will be the sides and diagonal of a parallelogram . 96. Hence the single angular velocity equivalent to three co - existent angular velocities about three mutually perpen- dicular axes , is determined in magnitude , and the ...
... determined will be the sides and diagonal of a parallelogram . 96. Hence the single angular velocity equivalent to three co - existent angular velocities about three mutually perpen- dicular axes , is determined in magnitude , and the ...
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... determined by the preceding equations . 97. We give next a few useful theorems relating to the cessive finite composition of successive finite rotations . rotations . If a pyramid or cone of any form roll on a heterochirally similar ...
... determined by the preceding equations . 97. We give next a few useful theorems relating to the cessive finite composition of successive finite rotations . rotations . If a pyramid or cone of any form roll on a heterochirally similar ...
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... determined . " I am not aware * of any calculations having been made to prove its non - existence , although , on dynamical grounds , we have every reason to look for some very small variation having the periodic time of 325-6 days ...
... determined . " I am not aware * of any calculations having been made to prove its non - existence , although , on dynamical grounds , we have every reason to look for some very small variation having the periodic time of 325-6 days ...
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Page 241 - Every body continues in its state of rest or of uniform motion in a straight line, except in so far as it may be compelled by impressed forces to change that state.