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Pagina 26
... determined according to a certain law , rather than a series of consecutive ones composing a line . Slough , Oct. 6 , 1812 . JOHN F. W. HERSCHEL . P4 3 P P P III . Observation of the 26 Mr. HERSCHEL on a remarkable Application , & c .
... determined according to a certain law , rather than a series of consecutive ones composing a line . Slough , Oct. 6 , 1812 . JOHN F. W. HERSCHEL . P4 3 P P P III . Observation of the 26 Mr. HERSCHEL on a remarkable Application , & c .
Pagina 28
... determine this total arc without any intermediate or zenith point , hence the co - latitude , the knowledge of which is so essential from the construction of other instruments , is in this case rather a question of curiosity than of ...
... determine this total arc without any intermediate or zenith point , hence the co - latitude , the knowledge of which is so essential from the construction of other instruments , is in this case rather a question of curiosity than of ...
Pagina 29
... determined with a much greater degree of precision . Astronomers will immediately perceive that this arc , how- ever accurately it may be mechanically determined , must inevitably be subject to whatever uncertainty still exists upon the ...
... determined with a much greater degree of precision . Astronomers will immediately perceive that this arc , how- ever accurately it may be mechanically determined , must inevitably be subject to whatever uncertainty still exists upon the ...
Pagina 30
... determined ; 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 rest- ing on the letermination of OZ ...
... determined ; 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 rest- ing on the letermination of OZ ...
Pagina 35
... determining whether he might be permitted to make use of concave glasses , and to return to the business of the school . The patient's health at that time not being perfectly restored , it was thought ad- viseable to send him for a few ...
... determining whether he might be permitted to make use of concave glasses , and to return to the business of the school . The patient's health at that time not being perfectly restored , it was thought ad- viseable to send him for a few ...
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