Iron: An Illustrated Weekly Journal for Iron and Steel Manufacturers, Metallurgists, Mine Proprietors, Engineers, Shipbuilders, Scientists, Capitalists ..., Volume 13Perry Fairfax Nursey Knight and Lacey, 1830 - Industrial arts |
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... bodies ( p . 274 ) ; Messrs . Braithwaite and Ericsson's Method of Manufacturing Salt ( p . 418 ) ; Jenour's Brittle Charges , p . 419 ; and Long's Wooden Frame Bridges ( p . 434 ) . The department of Mathematical Inquiry continues ...
... bodies ( p . 274 ) ; Messrs . Braithwaite and Ericsson's Method of Manufacturing Salt ( p . 418 ) ; Jenour's Brittle Charges , p . 419 ; and Long's Wooden Frame Bridges ( p . 434 ) . The department of Mathematical Inquiry continues ...
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... BODIES . No. 343. ] [ Price 3d . DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT OF THE PRIN- CIPAL BRIDGES ERECTED OVER THE RIVER THAMES . BY MR . C. DAVY , ARCHITECT . No. IX . New London Bridge - Rennie , Archi- tect - 1824-1830 - Progress of the Works ...
... BODIES . No. 343. ] [ Price 3d . DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT OF THE PRIN- CIPAL BRIDGES ERECTED OVER THE RIVER THAMES . BY MR . C. DAVY , ARCHITECT . No. IX . New London Bridge - Rennie , Archi- tect - 1824-1830 - Progress of the Works ...
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... BODIES . MOMENTUM OF FALLING BODIES . 2 completed the first coffer - dam and the first stone laid , as is described in ... body of materials is used for the purpose of forming a concavity , such as groins for vaults , domes , * archways ...
... BODIES . MOMENTUM OF FALLING BODIES . 2 completed the first coffer - dam and the first stone laid , as is described in ... body of materials is used for the purpose of forming a concavity , such as groins for vaults , domes , * archways ...
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... be told that the velocity in feet which a falling body acquires in one second of time , differs from the square thereof by upwards of a thousand , and 4 that in inches the difference is 148610. * It B 2 MOMENTUM OF FALLING BODIES. ...
... be told that the velocity in feet which a falling body acquires in one second of time , differs from the square thereof by upwards of a thousand , and 4 that in inches the difference is 148610. * It B 2 MOMENTUM OF FALLING BODIES. ...
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... BODIES . EFFECT OF DIFFERENT WINDS ON THE COLOURS OF VAPOURS . 4 that in inches the difference is 148610. * It is a false ... body in one se- cond would be 32 167 feet , since in falling it would traverse half that space by a motion be ...
... BODIES . EFFECT OF DIFFERENT WINDS ON THE COLOURS OF VAPOURS . 4 that in inches the difference is 148610. * It is a false ... body in one se- cond would be 32 167 feet , since in falling it would traverse half that space by a motion be ...
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