 | 1856 - 482 str.
...different positions with respect to each other and the sun. Moreover, gravitation is.not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removals...association with the theory of gravity. I made some endeavors, experimentally, to connect gravity with electricity, having this very object in view (Phil.... | |
 | 1856 - 974 str.
...has never been imagined by others, in association with the theory of gravity. I made some endeavors, experimentally, to connect gravity with electricity,...object in view (Phil, Trans. 1851, p. 1) ; but the results were entirely negative. The view, if held for a moment, would imply that not merely the sun,... | |
 | 1855 - 614 str.
...different positions with respect to each other and the sun. Moreover, gravitation is not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removals...object in view (Phil. Trans. 1851, p. 1) ; but the results were entirely negative. The view, if held for a moment, would imply that not merely the sun,... | |
 | 1855 - 802 str.
...different positions with respect to each other and the sun. Moreover, gravitation is not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removals...with electricity, having this very object in view (PhU. Trans. 1851, p. 1); but the results were entirely negative. The view, if held for a moment, would... | |
 | 1855 - 708 str.
...Moreover, gravitation is not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removal» been observed by experiment, or conceived by the mind....with electricity, having this very object in view (PAÍ/. Trans. 1851. p. 1), but the results were entirely negative. The view, if held for a moment,... | |
 | 1855 - 712 str.
...different positions with reipeet to each •ther and the sun. Moreover, gravitation is not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removals...power, is also one which has never been imagined by other* in association with the theory of gr.iviiy. I made some endeavour! experimentally to connect... | |
 | Michael Faraday - 1855 - 620 str.
...different positions with respect to each other and the sun. Moreover, gravitation is not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removals...by experiment or conceived by the mind. The second sub- case, or that of a new or another form of power, is also one which has never been imagined by... | |
 | 1856 - 650 str.
...always existing around the sun through infinite space. The first sub-case is not imagined by the usual hypothesis of gravitation, and will hardly be supposed...conceived by the mind. The second sub-case, or that of я ne« or another form of power, is also one which has never been imagined by others in association... | |
 | 1856 - 428 str.
...different positions with respect to each other and the sun. Moreover, gravitation is not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removals...by experiment or conceived by the mind. The second sub case, or that of a new or another form of power, is also one that has never been imagined by others,... | |
 | 1856 - 426 str.
...different positions with respect to each other and the sun. Moreover, gravitation is not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removals...experiment or conceived by the mind. « The second sub case, or that of a new or another form of power, is also one that has never been imagined by others,... | |
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... planets in different positions with respect to each other and the sun. Moreover, gravitation is not assumed to be a dual power, and in them only as yet have such removals been observed by experiment or conceived by the mind. The second sub-case, or... 
