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... by reflexion from what we directly see . 60. Take any substance whatever , and we find that we can by mechanical or chemical action divide it into ex- tremely minute pieces . Thus , to draw our examples 20 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY .
... by reflexion from what we directly see . 60. Take any substance whatever , and we find that we can by mechanical or chemical action divide it into ex- tremely minute pieces . Thus , to draw our examples 20 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY .
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... action between fluids contained in slender glass - tubes and those tubes themselves ; the term has been extended to include some other cases of action between fluids and solids , as we shall see hereafter . 76. Electrical attraction is ...
... action between fluids contained in slender glass - tubes and those tubes themselves ; the term has been extended to include some other cases of action between fluids and solids , as we shall see hereafter . 76. Electrical attraction is ...
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... actions as involve motion in the same manner as if the steamer were at rest . Thus a ball can be thrown up and caught again in the hand in the same manner as by the same person on land . Also if a stone is dropped from the top of the ...
... actions as involve motion in the same manner as if the steamer were at rest . Thus a ball can be thrown up and caught again in the hand in the same manner as by the same person on land . Also if a stone is dropped from the top of the ...
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... action of the Deity . 114. Although forces differ as to their origin , yet they all agree as to the way in which they produce or change motion . There are certain Laws which hold with respect to the connection between force and motion ...
... action of the Deity . 114. Although forces differ as to their origin , yet they all agree as to the way in which they produce or change motion . There are certain Laws which hold with respect to the connection between force and motion ...
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... action 16 feet are fallen through , besides the 96 feet fallen through by virtue of the velocity at the be- ginning of the fourth second . Hence on the whole 112 feet are fallen through in the fourth second . This agrees with the result ...
... action 16 feet are fallen through , besides the 96 feet fallen through by virtue of the velocity at the be- ginning of the fourth second . Hence on the whole 112 feet are fallen through in the fourth second . This agrees with the result ...
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