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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 6 (1907) (1907)

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to hh’ at mm’, and due to vibration of that part of the ship at which the he experiences a horizontal vibration having an ampli- is free to rotate about the fixed pivots OO’. Thus instrument is placed. When the instrument is set up tude of 0.12 of an inch occurring 300 times per minute, and… … 6, of uniform volving with it, section and ma- passing under terial. If a a brush and force be applied breaking con- at A the rod will bend, assuming the position A, C, B,. tact at the instant one of the pistons of the engine is center at O. If h h’ were fixed at ¢ t’ and not piv- If this force be…

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