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small quantities that it was hardly noticed . delineated in the same work , as
copied The radii of the stars were all of equal from the Miscellanea Berolinensia ,
vol . length , diverged in the same plane , and vi . and amount to seventeen .
small quantities that it was hardly noticed . delineated in the same work , as
copied The radii of the stars were all of equal from the Miscellanea Berolinensia ,
vol . length , diverged in the same plane , and vi . and amount to seventeen .
Side 20
angle of the plane , and are about equal from them ; resembling , as those the
main , in length to its diameter , i . e . about the so these the collateral points of
snow . But 1-7th of an inch ; bence this star was the icicles of urine are still more
near ...
angle of the plane , and are about equal from them ; resembling , as those the
main , in length to its diameter , i . e . about the so these the collateral points of
snow . But 1-7th of an inch ; bence this star was the icicles of urine are still more
near ...
Side 132
Let it be imagined , for exerted on board a vessel to propel it , must illustration ,
that by some means ( no mat- be equal to that proceeding from an equal ter what
) a boat be so circumstanced that exertion from the land , an object hitherto the ...
Let it be imagined , for exerted on board a vessel to propel it , must illustration ,
that by some means ( no mat- be equal to that proceeding from an equal ter what
) a boat be so circumstanced that exertion from the land , an object hitherto the ...
Side 153
Every one of and putrefaction , no saccharine matter is them consisted of a wheel
, or star , with six perceptible , nor nitre to be found : from equal rays , bounded by
circumferences of whence come they ? equal diameters ; having all the same ...
Every one of and putrefaction , no saccharine matter is them consisted of a wheel
, or star , with six perceptible , nor nitre to be found : from equal rays , bounded by
circumferences of whence come they ? equal diameters ; having all the same ...
Side 474
... distance betwixt the real Name and the where it is principally absorbed ,
instead of mirror . keeping the angles of ' incidence and reflec If a candle be
placed before a mirror , its tion equal finne will be represented ; and is a thou :
From these ...
... distance betwixt the real Name and the where it is principally absorbed ,
instead of mirror . keeping the angles of ' incidence and reflec If a candle be
placed before a mirror , its tion equal finne will be represented ; and is a thou :
From these ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Bind 3 Bind 58 af American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Redaktører | H. Biglow, Orville Luther Holley |
| Udgiver | H. Bigelow, Esq., editor and proprietor, 1818 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Princeton University |
| Digitaliseret | 21. sep 2009 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |