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... exactly describe . As a single ex- ample of this class , I may mention the modern statis- tical methods of treating certain problems of physical science , especially those connected with the movements of particles of gases and liquids ...
... exactly describe . As a single ex- ample of this class , I may mention the modern statis- tical methods of treating certain problems of physical science , especially those connected with the movements of particles of gases and liquids ...
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... exactly the same amount of work may be spent as in compressing air , and yet we may find no trace whatever of heat generated . It therefore appears obvious that until we know for certain the ulti- mate nature of a gas , the only way ...
... exactly the same amount of work may be spent as in compressing air , and yet we may find no trace whatever of heat generated . It therefore appears obvious that until we know for certain the ulti- mate nature of a gas , the only way ...
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... exactly one half the bulk which it occu- pied at first , but without increase of temperature . Here then is another mode of contemplating the compression of a gas without any production of heat . This question is one of great importance ...
... exactly one half the bulk which it occu- pied at first , but without increase of temperature . Here then is another mode of contemplating the compression of a gas without any production of heat . This question is one of great importance ...
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... exactly equal and opposite force to that with which the table presses upon the load , and the same will hold however you may connect two bodies together . If you connect them either by mere contact , or by strings , 32 THE EARLY HISTORY ...
... exactly equal and opposite force to that with which the table presses upon the load , and the same will hold however you may connect two bodies together . If you connect them either by mere contact , or by strings , 32 THE EARLY HISTORY ...
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... exactly equal to the rate at which work is done against gravity : and the work so done is stored up as Potential energy of the raised mass . Then he says ' acceleration ; ' and that is THE EARLY HISTORY OF ENERGY . 35.
... exactly equal to the rate at which work is done against gravity : and the work so done is stored up as Potential energy of the raised mass . Then he says ' acceleration ; ' and that is THE EARLY HISTORY OF ENERGY . 35.
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Lectures on Some Recent Advances in Physical Science Peter Guthrie Tait Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1876 |
Lectures on Some Recent Advances in Physical Science: With a Special Lecture ... Peter Guthrie Tait Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1876 |
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