The Mechanics' Magazine, Museum, Register, Journal, and Gazette, Volumen24M. Salmon, 1836 |
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... seen that the re- sistance is offered by the furthest end , the effect being to drive the tube B B forward , compressing the springs at the remote end ; and the carriage will not be affected by the blow until ( as in drawing the train ) ...
... seen that the re- sistance is offered by the furthest end , the effect being to drive the tube B B forward , compressing the springs at the remote end ; and the carriage will not be affected by the blow until ( as in drawing the train ) ...
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... , we have the inferential proof of their having been seen receding from that body , whilst their approach had not See Advertisement . been noticed by the most careful and dili- gent observers ELECTRICAL THEORY OF THE UNIVERSE . 41.
... , we have the inferential proof of their having been seen receding from that body , whilst their approach had not See Advertisement . been noticed by the most careful and dili- gent observers ELECTRICAL THEORY OF THE UNIVERSE . 41.
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... seen , and , consequently , where there is no guide to point out the precious moment for firing with any certainty of effect , the direction of the discharge with respect to line may frequently be well regulated by sight when the ...
... seen , and , consequently , where there is no guide to point out the precious moment for firing with any certainty of effect , the direction of the discharge with respect to line may frequently be well regulated by sight when the ...
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... seen that the wages of the people employed in dressing 4,400 feet , amounts to 6l . 15s . 6d .; this includes the wages of all employed in laying on , dressing , turning , and taking off the stones , and also the wages of a person ...
... seen that the wages of the people employed in dressing 4,400 feet , amounts to 6l . 15s . 6d .; this includes the wages of all employed in laying on , dressing , turning , and taking off the stones , and also the wages of a person ...
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... seen from an eye - witness , furnishes equally striking evidence . He is describing a first trial in boring made by Mr. Hunter . stone , " he says , was old quarried and of the hardest yolk , and 54 inches thick , the bore 1 inch ...
... seen from an eye - witness , furnishes equally striking evidence . He is describing a first trial in boring made by Mr. Hunter . stone , " he says , was old quarried and of the hardest yolk , and 54 inches thick , the bore 1 inch ...
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