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... equal or different denfities , will produce equal quantities of spirit , without any regard to the proportion which fuch at- tenuation may bear to the density of either . The inference is obviously this : if the specific gravity of the ...
... equal or different denfities , will produce equal quantities of spirit , without any regard to the proportion which fuch at- tenuation may bear to the density of either . The inference is obviously this : if the specific gravity of the ...
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... equal to X the b former when do , and the latter when d is of fome finite mag- B = 1 , nitude : but in deducing 1 + e = 1 , he expressly makes therefore B 1 + 1 = b + d , which he also tacitly affumes , and C Bitd C = = X = - bitd с C ...
... equal to X the b former when do , and the latter when d is of fome finite mag- B = 1 , nitude : but in deducing 1 + e = 1 , he expressly makes therefore B 1 + 1 = b + d , which he also tacitly affumes , and C Bitd C = = X = - bitd с C ...
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... equal to BX C ; and alfo when a line moving parallel to itfeif with its end on the fide B has made that fide unity , A has varied by the like motion of another line , fo as to be again equal to BX C : it is very evident , even without ...
... equal to BX C ; and alfo when a line moving parallel to itfeif with its end on the fide B has made that fide unity , A has varied by the like motion of another line , fo as to be again equal to BX C : it is very evident , even without ...
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