Mechanics. Hydrostatics, hydraulics, pneumatics, and sound. Optics.- v. 2. Heat. Magnetism, common electricity, and voltaic electricity.- v. 3. Meteorology. AstronomyBlanchard and Lea, 1854 |
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Términos y frases comunes
acting already explained applied atmosphere axis axle ball barometer body bulk called centre of gravity centrifugal force CHAP column compressed consequently cord cubic foot cylinder depth determined diameter diminished direction distance effect elasticity ellipse elliptic surface equal equilibrium example experiment expressed fall feet fluid focus friction glottis greater immersed imparted inclined plane increased length less lever light liquid machine magnitude manner mass mercury metal momentum motion moving force nodal nodal lines number of vibrations object orifice oscillation ounces parabolic reflector parallel particles passing pencil pendulum perpendicular piston placed plate position power and weight pressure principle produced proportion pulley quantity rarefaction rays reflected reflector rendered represented in fig resistance rest revolve rope round screw side solid sound space specific gravity spherical reflector square inch string suppose surface suspended tion tube undulations upwards velocity velocity of sound vertical vessel waves wheel