British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, Comprising an Accurate and Popular View of the Present Improved State of Human Knowledge, Volum 12Mitchell, Ames, and White, 1821 |
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... become filled with water ; which happens from drawing water into them instead of air , when a person , in the fright , attempts breathing , while the mouth and nostrils are under water . 2. That the legs and arms are specifically ...
... become filled with water ; which happens from drawing water into them instead of air , when a person , in the fright , attempts breathing , while the mouth and nostrils are under water . 2. That the legs and arms are specifically ...
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... becomes again fluid , depositing a filamentous matter . Synovia mixes with water , and renders it viscid . When this mixture is boiled , it becomes milky , and some pellicles are deposited on the sides of the vessel . Alcohol produces a ...
... becomes again fluid , depositing a filamentous matter . Synovia mixes with water , and renders it viscid . When this mixture is boiled , it becomes milky , and some pellicles are deposited on the sides of the vessel . Alcohol produces a ...
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... become at rest , when the moon is in the quadratures . Lastly , When the nodes are come to the syzygics , the inclination of the plane of the orbit is least of all . Add , that these several irregularities are not equal in each syzygy ...
... become at rest , when the moon is in the quadratures . Lastly , When the nodes are come to the syzygics , the inclination of the plane of the orbit is least of all . Add , that these several irregularities are not equal in each syzygy ...
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... becomes necessary to use the head - sails , VOL . XII . to prevent her from falling off , and re- turning to her former situation . These are accordingly laid aback on the lee- side , to push the vessel's fore - part to- wards the ...
... becomes necessary to use the head - sails , VOL . XII . to prevent her from falling off , and re- turning to her former situation . These are accordingly laid aback on the lee- side , to push the vessel's fore - part to- wards the ...
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... becomes neces- sary ; and who has , in the first instance , so disposed them as to be able to make those changes ( even under the disadvantages ever attendant upon such necessity ) with celerity , and in good order . But , however ...
... becomes neces- sary ; and who has , in the first instance , so disposed them as to be able to make those changes ( even under the disadvantages ever attendant upon such necessity ) with celerity , and in good order . But , however ...
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