Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 658
... fame way by both globes . The method alfo of rectifying the celeftial globe is the fame as rectifying the terreftrial . N. B. The fun's place for any day of the year stands directly over that day on the horizon of the celeftial globe ...
... fame way by both globes . The method alfo of rectifying the celeftial globe is the fame as rectifying the terreftrial . N. B. The fun's place for any day of the year stands directly over that day on the horizon of the celeftial globe ...
Page 668
... fame or equal bafes , and between the fame parallels , are equal to one ano . ther ; that is , if BD and GH ( fig . 51. ) be equal , and the lines BH and AF be - parallel , then the parallelograms ABDC , BDFE , and EFHG , are equal to ...
... fame or equal bafes , and between the fame parallels , are equal to one ano . ther ; that is , if BD and GH ( fig . 51. ) be equal , and the lines BH and AF be - parallel , then the parallelograms ABDC , BDFE , and EFHG , are equal to ...
Page 668
... fame or equal bafes , and between the fame parallels , are equal to one ano- ther ; that is , if BD and GH ( fig . 51. ) be equal , and the lines BH and AF be - parallel , then the parallelo- grams ABDC , BDFE , and EFHG , are equal to ...
... fame or equal bafes , and between the fame parallels , are equal to one ano- ther ; that is , if BD and GH ( fig . 51. ) be equal , and the lines BH and AF be - parallel , then the parallelo- grams ABDC , BDFE , and EFHG , are equal to ...
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