Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... pole finds its own place ; and though the pole does not point exactly to its seat , yet it will incline toward it , and will come to rest in the meridian of its true direction . And it moves with the same im- petus whether the north pole ...
... pole finds its own place ; and though the pole does not point exactly to its seat , yet it will incline toward it , and will come to rest in the meridian of its true direction . And it moves with the same im- petus whether the north pole ...
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... pole E ; C is a south end or south pole , and D is another south end . But here note the singular fact , that a needle magnetized by that pole turns to that pole , though the round plate stands between , the plate not hindering , but ...
... pole E ; C is a south end or south pole , and D is another south end . But here note the singular fact , that a needle magnetized by that pole turns to that pole , though the round plate stands between , the plate not hindering , but ...
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... pole to pole stirs the versorium unequally , for in such a stone the pole of the versorium always is pointed to- ward the pole of the loadstone itself . So , too , if the loadstone take a disk shape , with the poles in the circumference ...
... pole to pole stirs the versorium unequally , for in such a stone the pole of the versorium always is pointed to- ward the pole of the loadstone itself . So , too , if the loadstone take a disk shape , with the poles in the circumference ...
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