Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volume 51813 |
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... consisting of numerous rows of cells united together and woven like a mat . Eighteen spe- cies ; inhabitants of the ... consists of a tube formed of several joints or pieces screwed into each other , with holes disposed along the side ...
... consisting of numerous rows of cells united together and woven like a mat . Eighteen spe- cies ; inhabitants of the ... consists of a tube formed of several joints or pieces screwed into each other , with holes disposed along the side ...
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... consists of two terms , of which the one is the fluxion of the proposed quantity considering the exponent only as constant , and the other is the fuxion of the same quantity considering the root as constant . IX . To find the fluxion of ...
... consists of two terms , of which the one is the fluxion of the proposed quantity considering the exponent only as constant , and the other is the fuxion of the same quantity considering the root as constant . IX . To find the fluxion of ...
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... consists of dates and camels ' milk , is given them every morning and at night . These aliments , instead of fattening them , render them meagre , nervous , and very fleet . They spontaneously suck the she - camels , whom they follow ...
... consists of dates and camels ' milk , is given them every morning and at night . These aliments , instead of fattening them , render them meagre , nervous , and very fleet . They spontaneously suck the she - camels , whom they follow ...
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... consists one of the great excellencies of the Newtonian or modern analysis , by which we are enabled to manage , and compute the effects of all kinds of variable forces , whether accelerating or retarding . Thus , using the same ...
... consists one of the great excellencies of the Newtonian or modern analysis , by which we are enabled to manage , and compute the effects of all kinds of variable forces , whether accelerating or retarding . Thus , using the same ...
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... consists of several pieces set across a staff . The fore - staff is formed of a straight square staff , of about three feet long , having each of its four sides graduated like a line of tangents , and four crosses , or vanes , sliding ...
... consists of several pieces set across a staff . The fore - staff is formed of a straight square staff , of about three feet long , having each of its four sides graduated like a line of tangents , and four crosses , or vanes , sliding ...
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