The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal, 10권Archibald Constable, 1824 Contains the proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, the Wernerian Natural History Society, etc. |
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176 페이지 - ... surface became elevated into a small cone above each of the wires ; waves flowed off in all directions from these cones ; and the only point of rest was apparently where they met in the centre of the mercury between the two wires. On holding the pole of a powerful...
245 페이지 - On a New Species of Double Refraction, accompanying a remarkable Structure in Analcime.
266 페이지 - Thus intrenched and secure, 33 men may be made to carry on an excavation which is 630 feet superficial area, in regular order and uniform quantities, with as much facility and safety as if one drift only of 19 feet square was to be opened by one man. The drift carried under the Thames in 1809, which was about the size of these cells, and was excavated likewise by only one man, proceeded at the rate of from 4 to 10 feet per day. In the plan now proposed, it is not intended that the progress should...
369 페이지 - Leeds, aforesaid, for their invention of certain improvements in the construction of looms for weaving fabrics composed wholly, or in part, of woollen, worsted, cotton, linen, silk, or other materials, and in the machinery and implements for, and methods of, working the same.
194 페이지 - ... made from the corns of barley and oats, by which material when so prepared a superior mucilaginous beverage may be produced in a few minutes.
351 페이지 - Polar lights have no determinate connection with the earth. 4. He never heard any noise proceed from them. 5. Their common form, in Iceland, is the arched, and in a, direction from NE.
349 페이지 - The effect of the higher notes of the pianoforte upon the great lion in Exeter Change was only to excite his attention, which was very great. He remained silent and motionless. But no sooner were the flat notes sounded, than he sprang up, attempted to break loose, lashed his tail, and seemed so furious and enraged as to frighten the female spectators. This was attended with the .deepest yells, which ceased with the music. Sir E. Home has found this inequality of the fibres in neat-cattle, the horse,...
292 페이지 - Mansurowur, is nearly ESE The wind was so strong that we could with difficulty keep our feet, and it is said to blow with almost equal violence throughout the year. We saw some snow on our right a little below us, and beyond it a peak above 20,000 feet high, off which the snow was drifting in showers from the force of the wind.
12 페이지 - Gives its full fury to th' uplifted waves, Tortur'd, and torn, loud howling midst the fray. Oft, too, the whirlwind from the clouds around Fritters some fragments, and itself involves Deep in a cloudy pellicle, and close Mimics the prester, length'ning slow from heaven ; Till, earth attain'd, th' involving web abrupt Bursts, and the whirlwind vomits and the storm.
362 페이지 - Winchelsea, in east long. 85° 33", and north lat. 52°, experienced the effects of an earthquake. When the vessel was some hundred miles from land, and out of soundings, a tremulous motion was felt, as if it were passing over a coral rock, and this was accompanied with a loud rumbling noise, both of which continued for two or three minutes. This effect bears a close resemblance to that which is described in the following extract of a letter from on board the Recovery, of , in a voyage from Madeira...