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... become evident to the calculating creature . No prudent sovereign of Europe now governs his provinces , as did the kings of Persia , or even the Romans themselves ; if not from philanthropic motives , yet from a clearer insight into the ...
... become evident to the calculating creature . No prudent sovereign of Europe now governs his provinces , as did the kings of Persia , or even the Romans themselves ; if not from philanthropic motives , yet from a clearer insight into the ...
Pagina 503
... become nega- tive : but the paralogism ( says M. CARNOT ) is easily de- tected . ' In order that y should become negative , when it becomes a ― z , it is necessary that z should remain greater than a but % , on the contrary , becomes ...
... become nega- tive : but the paralogism ( says M. CARNOT ) is easily de- tected . ' In order that y should become negative , when it becomes a ― z , it is necessary that z should remain greater than a but % , on the contrary , becomes ...
Pagina 504
... becomes the least in the case to which we wish to apply the results of the calculation . This principle answers every ... become alternately greater and less , the one than the other . When that which at first was greatest ( that is to ...
... becomes the least in the case to which we wish to apply the results of the calculation . This principle answers every ... become alternately greater and less , the one than the other . When that which at first was greatest ( that is to ...
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