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... measure the striking diftance , or the interval of air through which a given charge can be fent This plan is liable to inaccuracy , for the electric fluid notably escapes before the general explofion takes place ; nor is it eafy to ...
... measure the striking diftance , or the interval of air through which a given charge can be fent This plan is liable to inaccuracy , for the electric fluid notably escapes before the general explofion takes place ; nor is it eafy to ...
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... measure of time is the balance , ' the other parts ferving only to preferve its motion , and to indicate the time measured by its vibrations . The regularity of a time - keeper must therefore chiefly depend on that of the time in which ...
... measure of time is the balance , ' the other parts ferving only to preferve its motion , and to indicate the time measured by its vibrations . The regularity of a time - keeper must therefore chiefly depend on that of the time in which ...
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... measure which he rejects , and the measure which he recommends , might , united , do what neither of them feparately could effect . We agree with him that to inftruct is to increase the happiness of mankind : but we cannot make fuch a ...
... measure which he rejects , and the measure which he recommends , might , united , do what neither of them feparately could effect . We agree with him that to inftruct is to increase the happiness of mankind : but we cannot make fuch a ...
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