 | Benjamin Robins - Calculus - 1761 - 402 pages
...this fmaller weight being taken from M, the remainder is obvioufly equal jn effort to the refiftance of the revolving body P, and this remainder being...reduced in the ratio of the length of the arm to the femidiameter of the barrel, will then become equal to the abfolute quantity of the refiftance. And... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1797 - 414 pages
...fmaller weight being taken from M, ihe remainder is obvioufly equal in effort to the refinance cf; the revolving body P ; and this remainder being reduced in the ratio of the length of the arm to the ferrudiameter of the barrel, will then become equal to the. abfolute quantity of the reliilance. And... | |
 | Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1823 - 872 pages
...examined what smaller weight will make the arm GH revolve in the чате time as when P was fixed toit : this smaller weight being taken from M, the remainder...consequently the velocity of the revolving body, there is hereby discovered the absolute quantity of the resistance to the given body P ruoviag with a given... | |
 | Encyclopaedia - 1845 - 902 pages
...fixed to it ; this smaller weight being taken from M, the remainder is obviously equal in effort lo the, resistance of the revolving body P ; and this...absolute quantity of the resistance to the given body P, mo\ing with a given degree of celerity." " And note, that to avoid all exceptions, I have generally... | |
 | Sir Howard Douglas - Gran Bretaña - 1855 - 712 pages
...obviously, equal, in effort, to the resistance of the air on the revolving body. Reducing this weight in the ratio of the length of the arm to the semidiameter ••f the barrel, we shall have the absolute quantity of rt>wtance. ~'-j. With this machine Mr. Robins... | |
 | Sir Howard Douglas - Gunnery - 1860 - 698 pages
...obviously, equal, in effort, to the resistance of the air on the revolving body. Reducing this weight in the ratio of the length of the arm to the semidiameter of the barrel, we shall have the absolute quantity of resistance. 76. With this machine, Mr. Robins ascertained that... | |
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GH revolve in the same time, as when p was fixed to it ; this smaller weight being taken from M, the remainder is obviously equal in effort to the resistance of the revolving body p; and this remainder being reduced in the ratio of the length of the arm... 