...similarly circumstanced; and hence follows — 5. THE SECOND LAW OF ТНЕПМО-DTNAMICS. — If the total actual heat of a homogeneous and uniformly hot substance...be conceived to be divided into any number of equal part?, the effects of those parts in causing work to be performed will be equal. — This law may be...

...Jumiogeneous anil, uniformly Itot substance be conceived to be divided into any number of equal purts, the effects of those parts in causing work to be performed are equal. — This law may be considered as a particular case of a general law applicable to every kind of actual...

...any other mode of motion, produces a definite quantity of heat according to this law. If the total actual heat of a homogeneous and uniformly hot substance be conceived to be divided into any numbers ofeqiuil purls, the effect of those parts in causing work to be performed will be equal. —...

...ratio of the odd numbers, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, it. Consequently, if the whole length of any submarine cable be conceived to be divided into any number of equal parts, the quantity of electricity stored up inductively in each section will be in the ratio of 1, 3, 5, 7, 9,...

...cannot be altered by the mutual action of its parts." The second law he defines thus : " If the total actual heat of a homogeneous and uniformly hot substance...effects of those parts in causing work to be performed will be equal." The application of certain principles of thermc-dynamics to various phenomena of the...

...llankine in his Manual of the Steam Engine gives as the Second Law the following statement: if the total actual heat of a homogeneous and uniformly hot substance be conceived to he divided into any number of equal parts, the effects of these parts in causing work to be performed...

...circumstanced; and hence follows — 241. The Second Law of I lit rnioil> iinniic M. — If the total actual heat of a homogeneous and, uniformly hot substance...those parts in causing work to be performed are equal. — This law may be considered as a particular case of a general law applicable to every kind of actual...

...Thomson, FRS, M. Inst CE, ha* shown to be 461° below the zero of Fahrenheit's scale, absolute heat be divided into any number of equal parts the effects...of those parts in causing work to be performed are equalThe energy below the level of the temperature of the condenser n not available for the production...

...mould, its actual meaning is inscrutable. • " 'THE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS. — If the total actual heat of a homogeneous and uniformly hot substance...are equal.' " We find it difficult enough, even in 1 878, to attach any distinct meaning to the total actual heat of a body, and still more to conceive...

...same mould, its actual meaning is inserutable. "'TiiE SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS. — If the total actual heat of a homogeneous and uniformly hot substance...parts in causing work to be performed are equal.' " \Vc find it difficult enough, even in 1 878, to attach any distinct meaning to the total actual heat...