Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool, Издање 34Deighton and Laughton, 1880 |
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... moving the branch across the open door of my room , the little caterpillars were caught in the draught . Directly they felt the wind , they threw out lines as quick as thought , and were borne away on these , until , in a few moments ...
... moving the branch across the open door of my room , the little caterpillars were caught in the draught . Directly they felt the wind , they threw out lines as quick as thought , and were borne away on these , until , in a few moments ...
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... moving itself in a fluid , it is obliged to employ part of the force with which the motive power has made it alive , in displacing the molecules of the fluid , in making for itself a passage among them , and in moving itself along ...
... moving itself in a fluid , it is obliged to employ part of the force with which the motive power has made it alive , in displacing the molecules of the fluid , in making for itself a passage among them , and in moving itself along ...
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... moving body which it does not touch . We must content ourselves with an approximate datum , as there is no really given motion of a body perceptible by human sense , which is undisturbed by friction or by other masses , except the ...
... moving body which it does not touch . We must content ourselves with an approximate datum , as there is no really given motion of a body perceptible by human sense , which is undisturbed by friction or by other masses , except the ...
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... moving power shall suspend or change its action at noon to - morrow , the sledge will stand still or move with altered motion . Of course that moving power is not what is called an external force , due to the action of other bodies . I ...
... moving power shall suspend or change its action at noon to - morrow , the sledge will stand still or move with altered motion . Of course that moving power is not what is called an external force , due to the action of other bodies . I ...
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... moving power which keeps that body in an unchanging state of motion . The answer in both cases to the question , Why ? is the same , the inertia of the matter of the body , whereby it cannot change its state , until compelled by force ...
... moving power which keeps that body in an unchanging state of motion . The answer in both cases to the question , Why ? is the same , the inertia of the matter of the body , whereby it cannot change its state , until compelled by force ...
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