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Page 132
The body of the waggon rests or ar axle or pole , running lengthwise ; below it is
not unlike a coach , except that the body is seldom hung on springs . The
waggons are made broad , to prevent overturning , for they are driven over rocks
and ...
The body of the waggon rests or ar axle or pole , running lengthwise ; below it is
not unlike a coach , except that the body is seldom hung on springs . The
waggons are made broad , to prevent overturning , for they are driven over rocks
and ...
Page 166
Suppose a frigate drawing seventeen feet , and another alike in burthen drawing
eleven ; the last has a body of six feet less to divide , opposing only three , two ,
or one Keel , as may be found necessary to make her hold a good wind ; while ...
Suppose a frigate drawing seventeen feet , and another alike in burthen drawing
eleven ; the last has a body of six feet less to divide , opposing only three , two ,
or one Keel , as may be found necessary to make her hold a good wind ; while ...
Page 321
If the bodies be unequal , they will meet in a point proportional to the difference of
the powers ' ( p . ... of elasticity will not separate after the stroke , but will move on
with half the motion that the striking body had acquired before the impact .
If the bodies be unequal , they will meet in a point proportional to the difference of
the powers ' ( p . ... of elasticity will not separate after the stroke , but will move on
with half the motion that the striking body had acquired before the impact .
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