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Сторінка 151
AËRO- the utmost consternation , taking with them their cattle . part of the earth
the balloon at any time was hovering , A ERONALTICS . The aëronauts , fearing
that this terror might be at the two following methods were employed . NAUTICS ...
AËRO- the utmost consternation , taking with them their cattle . part of the earth
the balloon at any time was hovering , A ERONALTICS . The aëronauts , fearing
that this terror might be at the two following methods were employed . NAUTICS ...
Сторінка 152
For galvanic experiments , they had speaking - trumpet , and directing it towards
the earth , procured a few discs of zinc and copper , with some frogs ; called as
loud as he was able , when , contrary to his to which were also added some ...
For galvanic experiments , they had speaking - trumpet , and directing it towards
the earth , procured a few discs of zinc and copper , with some frogs ; called as
loud as he was able , when , contrary to his to which were also added some ...
Сторінка 153
But air has its disposition to retain face of the earth to the height of 4000 metres ,
or 15748 moisture , always ... When they had descended to within librium before
their departure , retained their hori 4000 feet of the earth's surface , the balloon ...
But air has its disposition to retain face of the earth to the height of 4000 metres ,
or 15748 moisture , always ... When they had descended to within librium before
their departure , retained their hori 4000 feet of the earth's surface , the balloon ...
Сторінка 155
The lowest lysis , to contain exactly the same proportions as that point of
temperature observed was -90.25 , correspond- collected near the surface of the
earth , every 1000 Analysis of ing to 140.9 of Fahrenheit's thermometer ; the
corres- parts ...
The lowest lysis , to contain exactly the same proportions as that point of
temperature observed was -90.25 , correspond- collected near the surface of the
earth , every 1000 Analysis of ing to 140.9 of Fahrenheit's thermometer ; the
corres- parts ...
Сторінка 232
The chief object in ploughing is to AGAICULTU . tain the reader to describe them
. expose the greatest surface of earth to the influence of CULTIRAL
IMPLEAncient Roman plough . Fig . 1 , plate II . represents the sun and
atmosphere , and to ...
The chief object in ploughing is to AGAICULTU . tain the reader to describe them
. expose the greatest surface of earth to the influence of CULTIRAL
IMPLEAncient Roman plough . Fig . 1 , plate II . represents the sun and
atmosphere , and to ...
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| Назва | Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of knowledge, ed. by E. Smedley, Hugh J. Rose and Henry J. Rose. [With] Plates, Том 14 Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of knowledge, ed. by E. Smedley, Hugh J. Rose and Henry J. Rose. [With] Plates, Edward Smedley |
| Автор | Encyclopaedia |
| Редактор | Edward Smedley |
| Опубліковано | 1845 |
| Оригінал із | Оксфордський університет |
| Оцифровано | 13 квіт. 2006 |
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