The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 1. köideThomas Spencer Baynes A. and C. Black, 1875 - 908 pages |
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... body , settle their laws and constitu- tion , appoint officers , and choose their name . Their officers consisted of a director and a chancellor , both chosen by lot , and a permanent secretary , chosen by votes . They elected besides a ...
... body , settle their laws and constitu- tion , appoint officers , and choose their name . Their officers consisted of a director and a chancellor , both chosen by lot , and a permanent secretary , chosen by votes . They elected besides a ...
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... body , whose motion is not uniform , either increases or decreases . the velocity is continually changing , and cannot therefore be estimated , as in uniform motion , by the space actually passed over in a certain time , its value at ...
... body , whose motion is not uniform , either increases or decreases . the velocity is continually changing , and cannot therefore be estimated , as in uniform motion , by the space actually passed over in a certain time , its value at ...
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... body has moved uniformly with its velocity at the end of the interval , then ( since a body moving uniformly for x seconds with a velocity of y feet per second will move through ry feet ) the spaces described in the successive intervals ...
... body has moved uniformly with its velocity at the end of the interval , then ( since a body moving uniformly for x seconds with a velocity of y feet per second will move through ry feet ) the spaces described in the successive intervals ...
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... body commonly called glass , which is chemically a salt of silicic acid . Many other acids resemble silica in properties , and would be mistaken for neutral bodies if the salt - forming power was overlooked . Another method of regarding ...
... body commonly called glass , which is chemically a salt of silicic acid . Many other acids resemble silica in properties , and would be mistaken for neutral bodies if the salt - forming power was overlooked . Another method of regarding ...
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... body , vibrations . whence the sound proceeds , must have been thrown , by a blow or other means , into a state of agitation or tremor , implying the existence of a vibratory motion , or motion to and fro , of the particles of which it ...
... body , vibrations . whence the sound proceeds , must have been thrown , by a blow or other means , into a state of agitation or tremor , implying the existence of a vibratory motion , or motion to and fro , of the particles of which it ...
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