The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 - Books |
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Page 180
... principles of a number of eggs was for the shell and membranes , 106,9 grains ; albumen , 604,2 ; yelk , 288,9.- The specific gravity of new - laid eggs varies from 1,080 to 1,090 . By keeping , eggs lose in weight for a long time about ...
... principles of a number of eggs was for the shell and membranes , 106,9 grains ; albumen , 604,2 ; yelk , 288,9.- The specific gravity of new - laid eggs varies from 1,080 to 1,090 . By keeping , eggs lose in weight for a long time about ...
Page 331
... principles of perspective , among our artists and draughtsmen , proceeds from a mistaken idea that they cannot be practised without a perfect knowlege of certain branches of mathematics ; which seems to them to throw the desired object ...
... principles of perspective , among our artists and draughtsmen , proceeds from a mistaken idea that they cannot be practised without a perfect knowlege of certain branches of mathematics ; which seems to them to throw the desired object ...
Page 335
... principle to be true . ' We sincerely lament that we are obliged to expose such an entire want of elementary information on the first principles of celestial mechanics , as this passage betrays : but it is a duty which the author forces ...
... principle to be true . ' We sincerely lament that we are obliged to expose such an entire want of elementary information on the first principles of celestial mechanics , as this passage betrays : but it is a duty which the author forces ...
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