Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 1. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 439
... manner , if x = —y , y == 9 / 23 , = 3.58 , nearly ; and if AP - 9 , then PM , Pm being taken from the fame scale equal to 3.58 , will give the points M , m . In the fame manner may any number of points be found , and thefe being joined ...
... manner , if x = —y , y == 9 / 23 , = 3.58 , nearly ; and if AP - 9 , then PM , Pm being taken from the fame scale equal to 3.58 , will give the points M , m . In the fame manner may any number of points be found , and thefe being joined ...
Page 490
... manner .. " 1. Men , in their rude uncultivated flate , would have neither leifure , inclination , nor inducement , to cultivate the powers of the mind to a degree fufficient for the formation of an alphabet : but when a people arrived ...
... manner .. " 1. Men , in their rude uncultivated flate , would have neither leifure , inclination , nor inducement , to cultivate the powers of the mind to a degree fufficient for the formation of an alphabet : but when a people arrived ...
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... manner as can fcarce admit of defcription ; and the abbreviations used by the writers were fo numerous , that it became very difficult to read it ; which was one of the great caufes of the ignorance of thofe times . Along with this ...
... manner as can fcarce admit of defcription ; and the abbreviations used by the writers were fo numerous , that it became very difficult to read it ; which was one of the great caufes of the ignorance of thofe times . Along with this ...
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