 | 1806 - 604 str.
...wood on that side.* The depression of the lateral branch is thus prevented ; and it is even enabled to raise itself above its natural level, when the...to be sufficiently conclusive. It has however been objected by Du HAMEL, (and the greatest deference is always due to his opinions,) that gravitation... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1806 - 964 str.
...wood on thnt side,* the depression of- the lateral branch is thus prevented ; and it is even enabled to raise itself above its natural level when the branches...means. I could adduce many more facts in support of the preceerf- Inversion of , ._-«__, i , . , the seed after ing deductions ; but those I have stated,... | |
 | 1806 - 836 str.
...wood on that side *. The depression of the lateral branch is thus prevented ; and it is even enabled to raise itself above its natural level, when the...most important operations by the most simple means. ( iI Could adduce many more facts in support of the pre-- ceding deductions ; but those I have stated,... | |
 | Charles Brockden Brown - 1806 - 500 str.
...new wood on that side. The depression of the lateral branch is thus prevented, and it is even enabled to raise itself above its natural level when the branches...most important operations by the most simple means. To this doctrine the most important objection is, that few branches rise perpendicularly upwards, and... | |
 | 1807 - 532 str.
...in a former Memoir. Phi,!. Trans. 1804. branch \ branch is thus prevented ; and jt is even enabled to raise itself above its natural level, when the...be sufficiently conclusive. It has, however, been objected by Du Hamel, (and the greatest deference is al-r ways due to his opinions,) that gravitation... | |
 | Thomas Andrew Knight - 1841 - 406 str.
...wood on that side f . The depression of the lateral branch is thus prevented ; and it is even enabled to raise itself above its natural level, when the...young tree, by the same means, becomes more upright, * See the preceding Paper. t This effect does not appear to be produced in what are called weeping... | |
 | Thomas Andrew Knight - 1841 - 410 str.
...wood on that side f. The depression of the lateral branch is thus prevented ; and it is oven enabled to raise itself above its natural level, when the...young tree, by the same means, becomes more upright, • See the preceding Paper. in direct opposition to the immediate action of gravitation : nature,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1808 - 1408 str.
...nat-ural level, when the branch« above ii are removed ; and the young tree, by the sime mean*, become» more upright, in direct opposition to the immediate...those I have stated, I conceive to be sufficiently conclusive.'It has, however, been objected by Da Ilamel (and the greatest deference is always due to... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1808 - 1408 str.
...wood on that side. The depression of the lateral branch is thus prevented, and it is evx'n enabled to raise itself above its nat-ural level, when the...gravitation ) nature, as usual, executing the most import<yit operations by the most simple means. I could adduce-many more facts in support of the preceding... | |
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... side, and thus occasions an increased longitudinal extension of the substance of the new wood on that side.* The depression of the lateral branch is thus prevented ; and it is even enabled to raise itself above its natural level, when the branches... 