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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 26 (1878) (1878)

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nting presses, pedias by means of a time-honored diagram representing a Muscular contraction. in Blake’s stone crusher, in cutting iron, etc. The hydro- parallelogram of forces constructed on the resistance of the static press depends on the distribution of pressure by water and the motion of the… … of each line being in proportion to the amount of the corre- air. If the mainsail of a common schooner could by any sponding force. mechanism be made to oscillate rapidly to and fro like the liquids. (The Professor here exhibited a combination of all The dynamical laws involved in the motions…

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