The Edinburgh Encyclopædia Conducted by David Brewster, with the Assistance of Gentlemen Eminent in Science and Literature, 1권J. and E. Parker, 1832 |
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... latter part of this reasoning , in which it is inferred that an uniform string vibrates similarly to what it would do if its whole matter were collected into one point , proceeds on an analogy too distant to be by any means conclusive ...
... latter part of this reasoning , in which it is inferred that an uniform string vibrates similarly to what it would do if its whole matter were collected into one point , proceeds on an analogy too distant to be by any means conclusive ...
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... latter kind contains the seed . When the crop is ripe , which is known by its becom- ing of a whitish yellow colour , and a few of the leaves beginning to drop from the stems , which happens com- monly about thirteen or fourteen weeks ...
... latter kind contains the seed . When the crop is ripe , which is known by its becom- ing of a whitish yellow colour , and a few of the leaves beginning to drop from the stems , which happens com- monly about thirteen or fourteen weeks ...
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... latter 36 times as many ; therefore the number of acres he had at first will be expressed by 40x , and the number he had after taking the lease , by 36 ( x + 5 . ) But by the question , the latter number of acres exceeded the former by ...
... latter 36 times as many ; therefore the number of acres he had at first will be expressed by 40x , and the number he had after taking the lease , by 36 ( x + 5 . ) But by the question , the latter number of acres exceeded the former by ...
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