 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1705 - 398 páginas
...the A&ion of the Sun Beams upon the Air and Water, as he pafles every day over the Oceans, confidered together with the Nature of the Soil, and Situation of the adjoining Continents : I fay therefore, firft, that according to the Laws of Static^ the Air which is lefs rarified or expanded... | |
 | Edmond Halley, Richard Mead - 1708 - 430 páginas
...Action of the Sun Beams upon the Air and Water, as he pafles every Day over the Oceans, confider'd together with the Nature of the Soil, and Situation of the adjoining Continents : I fay therefore, firft, that according to the Laws of Staticks, the Air which is lefs rarified or expanded... | |
 | Philip Miller - 1724 - 504 páginas
...fluid Bodies, fuch a one is the Action of the Beams of the Sun, upon the Air and Water, as he paffes every Day over the Oceans, considered together with the Nature of the Soil and Situation of the neighbouring Continents. Therefore according to the Laws of Staticks. the Air which is left rarified... | |
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I conceive, the action of the sun's beams upon the air and water, as he passes every day over the oceans, considered together with the nature of the soil and situation of the adjoining continents. I say, therefore, first, that according to the laws of... 