Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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... means of the breath ; for it is not done by the fucceffive motion of annular mufcles , as fome have thought ; becaufe there are neither mufcles nor fleshy fibres that are circular . At the ex- tremity of the upper part , towards the ...
... means of the breath ; for it is not done by the fucceffive motion of annular mufcles , as fome have thought ; becaufe there are neither mufcles nor fleshy fibres that are circular . At the ex- tremity of the upper part , towards the ...
Strana 256
... means of the ba- lance A B , having large iron balls at each end , placed in æquilibrio on the two fpindles C , as reprefented at top , and un- derneath CC . On the right and left are two boards D D , nailed to two cross- pieces ...
... means of the ba- lance A B , having large iron balls at each end , placed in æquilibrio on the two fpindles C , as reprefented at top , and un- derneath CC . On the right and left are two boards D D , nailed to two cross- pieces ...
Strana 260
... means of alum . Such is , for ex- ample , the fpecies of falt that appears in fmall cryftals on the furface of lime - water : Such is that which comes to us from the Indies , by the name of borax . It is , by means of a general and very ...
... means of alum . Such is , for ex- ample , the fpecies of falt that appears in fmall cryftals on the furface of lime - water : Such is that which comes to us from the Indies , by the name of borax . It is , by means of a general and very ...
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