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... and in this consists the great advantage of the intermediate point Z. , that the arc P. Z. may be determined more and more accurately , almost without limit , the only unalterable error restling on the letermination of o Z. IV .
... and in this consists the great advantage of the intermediate point Z. , that the arc P. Z. may be determined more and more accurately , almost without limit , the only unalterable error restling on the letermination of o Z. IV .
Pagina 32
I have inquired , for instance , of the surgeons of the three regiments of foot guards , which consist of nearly ten thousand men ; and the result has been , that near sightedness , among the privates , is almost utterly unknown .
I have inquired , for instance , of the surgeons of the three regiments of foot guards , which consist of nearly ten thousand men ; and the result has been , that near sightedness , among the privates , is almost utterly unknown .
Pagina 52
And we find , moreover , that the whole mass of fluor might be divided into , and conceived to consist of , these acute rhomboids alone , which may be put together so as to fit each other without any intervening vacuity .
And we find , moreover , that the whole mass of fluor might be divided into , and conceived to consist of , these acute rhomboids alone , which may be put together so as to fit each other without any intervening vacuity .
Pagina 55
But if we lay the octohedral group , which consists of six balls , on one of its triangular sides , and consequently with an opposite triangular face uppermost , the two groups , consisting of three balls each , are then situated ...
But if we lay the octohedral group , which consists of six balls , on one of its triangular sides , and consequently with an opposite triangular face uppermost , the two groups , consisting of three balls each , are then situated ...
Pagina 58
It is at least possible that carbonate of lime and other substances , of which the forms are derived from regular rhomboids as their primitive form , may , in fact , consist of oblate spheroids as elementary particles .
It is at least possible that carbonate of lime and other substances , of which the forms are derived from regular rhomboids as their primitive form , may , in fact , consist of oblate spheroids as elementary particles .
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| Titel | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London |
| Bijdrager | Royal Society (Great Britain) |
| Uitgever | W. Bowyer and J. Nichols for Lockyer Davis, printer to the Royal Society, 1813 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Nationale Bibliotheek van Napels |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 29 okt 2015 |
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