The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, 56. kötetTobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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329. oldal
... bodies perfectly hard , foft , elastic , or non - elaftic ; and that water only comes neare to the defcription of a non - elaftic foft body . The want of fubjects for a proper experiment , has occafioned endless confufion ; fince ...
... bodies perfectly hard , foft , elastic , or non - elaftic ; and that water only comes neare to the defcription of a non - elaftic foft body . The want of fubjects for a proper experiment , has occafioned endless confufion ; fince ...
330. oldal
... bodies ; rules which must fail in the per- fectly non - elastic hard bodies , if their velocity after the ftroke is to the velocity of the ftriking body as one is to the fquare root of 2 ; for then the center of gravity of the two bodies ...
... bodies ; rules which must fail in the per- fectly non - elastic hard bodies , if their velocity after the ftroke is to the velocity of the ftriking body as one is to the fquare root of 2 ; for then the center of gravity of the two bodies ...
339. oldal
... body . Magnetism , on the contrary , cannot act through magnetic bodies , though it can through all others , and without the leaft dimitution of power . VII . Every pointed conducting body weakens an electric power at fome diftance ...
... body . Magnetism , on the contrary , cannot act through magnetic bodies , though it can through all others , and without the leaft dimitution of power . VII . Every pointed conducting body weakens an electric power at fome diftance ...
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