The Canadian Journal of Industry, Science and ArtCanadian Institute., 1856 |
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Page 25
... mean , 2.53 . The cause of this discrepancy is doubtless owing to the heat that the wet bulb thermometer derives from the radiation of surrounding objects , and , were observations sufficiently numerous , it might conduce to accuracy ...
... mean , 2.53 . The cause of this discrepancy is doubtless owing to the heat that the wet bulb thermometer derives from the radiation of surrounding objects , and , were observations sufficiently numerous , it might conduce to accuracy ...
Page 27
... means clear to many more recent observers , could legitimately be performed by them . It was reserved , however , for Dr. Williams , of Swansea , a highly distinguished comparative anatomist , to unravel the mystery , and to furnish ...
... means clear to many more recent observers , could legitimately be performed by them . It was reserved , however , for Dr. Williams , of Swansea , a highly distinguished comparative anatomist , to unravel the mystery , and to furnish ...
Page 31
... means common to the whole male system by which it communicates with the exterior , the so - called " respiratory sacculi , " being the means by which each testis separately communicates with the exterior . It is with considerable ...
... means common to the whole male system by which it communicates with the exterior , the so - called " respiratory sacculi , " being the means by which each testis separately communicates with the exterior . It is with considerable ...
Page 66
... mean that the body might be divided into n parts , each having the same mass as that which has been assumed as the unit . This definition of the mode of measuring mass is practically useful : but whose ideas were ever extended by being ...
... mean that the body might be divided into n parts , each having the same mass as that which has been assumed as the unit . This definition of the mode of measuring mass is practically useful : but whose ideas were ever extended by being ...
Page 71
... mean anything they must mean if no such thing as a rigid body ever existed . Such objections seem to us about equivalent to saying that a brick house cannot be built by means of a wooden scaffold . The rigid connec- tions introduced ...
... mean anything they must mean if no such thing as a rigid body ever existed . Such objections seem to us about equivalent to saying that a brick house cannot be built by means of a wooden scaffold . The rigid connec- tions introduced ...
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