The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View of the Progressive Discoveries and Improvements in the Sciences and the Arts, 4. kötetA. and C. Black, 1856 |
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8. oldal
... known to exist of oils and fats , of starch and gums , it seems not improbable that each species of algæ may possess proximate principles though nearly allied , somewhat different , and the existence of which can only be determined by ...
... known to exist of oils and fats , of starch and gums , it seems not improbable that each species of algæ may possess proximate principles though nearly allied , somewhat different , and the existence of which can only be determined by ...
10. oldal
... known ; and , as far as I have been able to ascertain , scrofulous complaints are rare , and even pulmonary consumption ; -whilst , on the contrary , in inland districts , even in our own country , bron- chocele and scrofula are more or ...
... known ; and , as far as I have been able to ascertain , scrofulous complaints are rare , and even pulmonary consumption ; -whilst , on the contrary , in inland districts , even in our own country , bron- chocele and scrofula are more or ...
11. oldal
... known to contain iodine . And this remark ap- plies to our troops , whose dietary hitherto has been regulated with such a marked neglect of medical science . In the West Indies , phthisis was unusually prevalent whilst I was there in ...
... known to contain iodine . And this remark ap- plies to our troops , whose dietary hitherto has been regulated with such a marked neglect of medical science . In the West Indies , phthisis was unusually prevalent whilst I was there in ...
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... known to all . But I cannot leave the barometric labours of Hooke , without adverting to the inge- nuity he displayed in devising his marine barometer , the cause of his failure , and the success which attended the la- bours of our ...
... known to all . But I cannot leave the barometric labours of Hooke , without adverting to the inge- nuity he displayed in devising his marine barometer , the cause of his failure , and the success which attended the la- bours of our ...
24. oldal
... known as Salter's Spring - Balance . Instead of at once communicat- ing this instrument to the world , he hid it for some years , under the anagram , CDEIINNOOPSSSTTUU , which , being rendered , means , Ut pondus , sic tensio ; As is ...
... known as Salter's Spring - Balance . Instead of at once communicat- ing this instrument to the world , he hid it for some years , under the anagram , CDEIINNOOPSSSTTUU , which , being rendered , means , Ut pondus , sic tensio ; As is ...
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