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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 15 (October 1903) (1903)

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the wing, the latter will advance against the wind to round a curve. A special adjustable device la the opposite direction under the curvature of (Fig. 10); and the same thing will occur if the blow- used at the drive end of the system, to keep the chain the wing, absorbs it. The convexity of the… … application of the mathematical formula commonly em- The Conveyer Arranged in the Stock Piles. ployed for demonstrating, in applied mechanics, the action of a tangential force upon a curved surface. THE BABNET BBICK CONTETEB. Other physicists will not admit this, and maintain that which can be…

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