Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 603
ed acrossthe ridge or bank over whichthe water is to be conveyed;the plugs are then removed,the flow will take place, andthus the atmosphere will be made literally to press the water from one basin to another,over an intermediate ridge. It is obvious that the difference of level between thebottom… … XV. MOTION OF FLUIDS. Motion of fluids; § 292.—The purpose now is to discuss the laws whichgovern the motion of fluids; and we shall begin withthose that relate to liquids. Suppose ABDC to beany vessel containing a heavy fluid whose upper level is MECHANICS OF FLUIDS. 599
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