The science of mechanics; a critical and historical account of its development (1902)
Mach, Ernst, 1838-1916, McCormick, Thomas Joseph, 1865- tr · Chicago, The Open court publishing company; · leaf 102
asinstinctively familiar to us long previously, only thatwe had not apprehended it so precisely and clearly.This fact consists in the circumstance that heavybodies, of themselves, move only downwards. If sev-eral such bodies be joined together so that they cansuffer no displacement independently of… … Fig. 58. ■je THE SCIENCE OF MECHANICS. What this the facts, more exactly expresses it, only in the event^ ^ that work can be performed. If, extending the notionof force, we transfer the principle to forces other thanthose due to gravity, the recognition is again con-tained therein of the fact that…
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