The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 56. kötetA. Constable, 1832 |
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110. oldal
... canals than on common roads . But , on the other hand , when the speed is increased , or when the load is more moderate in its amount , the advantage of a common road prevails , and more especially with reference to the increase of ...
... canals than on common roads . But , on the other hand , when the speed is increased , or when the load is more moderate in its amount , the advantage of a common road prevails , and more especially with reference to the increase of ...
120. oldal
... canal ; and various contrivances have been suggested for feathering the paddles , so as to cause a diminished agitation in the water . None of these contrivances have , however , suc ceeded ; and , except in the great ship canals ...
... canal ; and various contrivances have been suggested for feathering the paddles , so as to cause a diminished agitation in the water . None of these contrivances have , however , suc ceeded ; and , except in the great ship canals ...
121. oldal
... canals , and this power generally limited to a speed not exceeding 3 miles an hour . It is not necessary here to notice particularly the application of a steam - engine upon great rivers and ship canals . There , it has no rival as a ...
... canals , and this power generally limited to a speed not exceeding 3 miles an hour . It is not necessary here to notice particularly the application of a steam - engine upon great rivers and ship canals . There , it has no rival as a ...
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