 | 1829 - 860 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalising the pressure Of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal...the atmosphere in which the pressures are unequal, Feb. 19. ThePresident in the chair—A paper was read, entitled, "Considerations oftheobjec lions raised... | |
 | 1829 - 906 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalizing the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal...key-hole of a door, or any similar perforation in the partition between portions of the atmosphere in which the pressures are unequal, the fluid in the... | |
 | Luke Herbert - 1829 - 394 sider
...taken to bring the surfaces of , ' water in both legs to the same level, by equalizing the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal...applied to the key-hole of a door, or any similar perforations in a partition between portions of the atmosphere in which the pressures are unequal,... | |
 | Luke Hebert - 1829 - 392 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalizing the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal...applied to the key-hole of a door, or any similar perforations in a partition between portions of the atmosphere in which the pressures are unequal,... | |
 | William Newton, Charles Frederick Partington - 1829 - 384 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalizing the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal pipe be applied to the key-hole of door, or any similar perforation in the partition between portions of the atmosphere in which the pressures... | |
 | 1829 - 426 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalising the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal pipe be applied to the key-hole of door, or any similar perforation in a partition between portions of the atmosphere in which the pressures... | |
 | William Newton, Charles Frederick Partington - 1830 - 424 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalizing the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal...opposite one, until the excess of weight in the column that is elevated will just balance the external force resulting from the inequality of atmospheric... | |
 | William Newton - 1830 - 446 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalizing the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal...atmosphere in which the pressures are unequal, the fluid m the corresponding half of the instrument will be depressed, while it is raised in the opposite one,... | |
 | 1830 - 814 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalizing the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal...applied to the key-hole of a door, or any similar perforations in a partition between portions of the atmosphere in which the pressures are unequal,... | |
 | 1830 - 318 sider
...being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the same level, by equalising the pressure of the incumbent columns of oil. If the horizontal pipe be applied to the keyhole of the door, or any similar perforation in a partition between portions of the atmosphere in which the... | |
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R other other fluid, to the height of two or three inches ; while the remaining parts of the tube, together with the cistern, to the depth of about half an inch, are filled with oil ; care being taken to bring the surfaces of water in both legs to the... 
