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... fame manner as all other bodies with which we are ac- quainted ; that is , by forces bearing the fame proportion to their vis inertia , of which there can be no reasonable doubt , gravitation being . as far as we know , or have any ...
... fame manner as all other bodies with which we are ac- quainted ; that is , by forces bearing the fame proportion to their vis inertia , of which there can be no reasonable doubt , gravitation being . as far as we know , or have any ...
Pagina 245
... fame means , the fame advantages which Egypt enjoys . This meteorological obfervation , in my refearches concerning which I have been fcrupulously exact , may every year have its truth afcertained , in country , where the clearness of ...
... fame means , the fame advantages which Egypt enjoys . This meteorological obfervation , in my refearches concerning which I have been fcrupulously exact , may every year have its truth afcertained , in country , where the clearness of ...
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... fame kind , there fubfifts a certain rela- tion with respect to quantity , which is called their ratio . The two magnitudes compared are called the terms of the ratio ; the firft , the antecedent ; and the laft the confequent . Of four ...
... fame kind , there fubfifts a certain rela- tion with respect to quantity , which is called their ratio . The two magnitudes compared are called the terms of the ratio ; the firft , the antecedent ; and the laft the confequent . Of four ...
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