The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 3. köideThomas Spencer Baynes A. and C. Black, 1875 |
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... exists . In the earliest times | pied by matter , for extension cannot be an extension of the most ancient philosophers ... exist in the same place . This opinion is deduced from our experience of the behaviour of bodies of sensible size ...
... exists . In the earliest times | pied by matter , for extension cannot be an extension of the most ancient philosophers ... exist in the same place . This opinion is deduced from our experience of the behaviour of bodies of sensible size ...
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... exist in the same place . This we may regard as one extreme of the various opinions about the constitution of bodies . The opposite extreme , that of Anaxagoras - the theory that bodies apparently homogeneous and continuous are so in ...
... exist in the same place . This we may regard as one extreme of the various opinions about the constitution of bodies . The opposite extreme , that of Anaxagoras - the theory that bodies apparently homogeneous and continuous are so in ...
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... exists between two points , half the product of this stress into the distance between the two points is called the ... exist in it . If the system is subjected to the external stress of the pressure of the sides of a vessel in which it ...
... exists between two points , half the product of this stress into the distance between the two points is called the ... exist in it . If the system is subjected to the external stress of the pressure of the sides of a vessel in which it ...
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... exists in the sun , we have the strongest reason for expecting to find all the lines in the solar spectrum . If it does not exist , the probability that r lines out of the n observed lines shall coincide with the lines of the gas is ...
... exists in the sun , we have the strongest reason for expecting to find all the lines in the solar spectrum . If it does not exist , the probability that r lines out of the n observed lines shall coincide with the lines of the gas is ...
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... exist in the heavenly | however , the generation of individuals is always going bodies , while the discovery of particular lines in a celestial on , each individual differing more or less from its spectrum which do not coincide with any ...
... exist in the heavenly | however , the generation of individuals is always going bodies , while the discovery of particular lines in a celestial on , each individual differing more or less from its spectrum which do not coincide with any ...
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