 ... commencement, as was the regular succession of any one of the intermediate numbers to its immediate antecedent. The same remark applies to the next apparent deviation from the new law, which was founded on an induction of 2761 terms, and...  Wind tossed leaves reclaimed - Side 108af Charles Curle - 1875 - 112 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
 | Charles Babbage - 1837 - 266 sider
...founded on an induction of 2761 terms, and also to the succeeding law ; with this limitation only — that whilst their consecutive introduction at various...at which the more distant laws will be introduced. | Such are the facts which, by a certain adjustment of the Calculating Engine, would be presented to... | |
 | Charles Babbage - 1838 - 314 sider
...founded on an induction of 2761 terms, and to all the succeeding laws ; with this limitation only — that whilst their consecutive introduction at various...of the engine, our knowledge of analysis does not yet enable us to predict the periods at which the more distant laws will be introduced. Such are some... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1844 - 402 sider
...founded on an induction of 2761 terms, and also to the succeeding law, with this limitation only— that, whilst their consecutive introduction at various...at which the more distant laws will be introduced." It is not difficult to apply the philosophy of this passage to the question under consideration. It... | |
 | 1850 - 836 sider
...founded on an induction of 2761 terms, and to all the succeeding laws ; with this limitation only — that whilst their consecutive introduction at various...of the engine, our knowledge of analysis does not yet enable us to predict the periods at which the more distant laws will be introduced." " The engine... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1845 - 342 sider
...founded on an induction of 2701 terms, and also to the succeeding law, wiih this limitation only—that, whilst their consecutive introduction at various definite...at which the more distant laws will be introduced." It is riot difficult to apply the philosophy of this passage to the question under consideration. It... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1846 - 318 sider
...founded on an induction of 2761 terms, and also to the succeeding law, with this limitation only — that, whilst their consecutive introduction at various...consequence of the mechanical structure of the engine, our knowledgeof analysis does not enable us to predict the periods themselves at which the more distant... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1851 - 332 sider
...founded on an induction of 2761 terms, and also to the succeeding law, with this limitation only—that whilst their consecutive introduction at various definite...at which the more distant laws will be introduced." It is not difficult to apply the philosophy of this passage to the question under consideration. Let... | |
 | Edward Hitchcock - 1851 - 418 sider
...thousand seven hundred and sixty-one terms; and to all the succeeding laws, with this limitation only, that whilst their consecutive introduction at various...of the engine, our knowledge of analysis does not yet enable us to to predict the periods at which the more distant laws will be introduced." — Ninth... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1853 - 458 sider
...corresponding to any term eau always be placed in the form of a triangle; for instance: limitation only — that whilst their consecutive introduction at various...at which the more distant laws will be introduced." It is not difficult to apply the philosophy of this passage to the question under consideration. Let... | |
 | Astrology - 1856 - 288 sider
...times before the first of these laws was destined to commence an altered course. With regard to the other deviations from the first new law, it is observed,...at which the more distant laws will be introduced." This last circumstance has been related at some length, from being in itself peculiarly interesting,... | |
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