 | 1824 - 984 páginas
...transfer of motion causes acceleration, and a violent tendency to escape, which, however, is prevented, till the excitement is sufficient to evolve gas of...mechanic of the first order, would have been undeserved. Tilt we have fallen upon a method of applying gtau t hemsr.lt 1 1 in rarimu degree* of condcniation,... | |
 | Monthly literary register - 1823 - 586 páginas
...gas of the required power. Rationally explained, Mr. P.'s machine is founded on principlesstrictly philosophical: — he has safely generated a force...unknown ; and, if he had failed to apply it with skill, hi< past reputation, as a mechanic of the first order, would have been undeserved. Tilt ice liaat fallen... | |
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... unable, for want of space, to exhibit any of it in forming steam ; the continuance of the transfer of motion causes acceleration, and a violent tendency to escape, which, however, is prevented, till the excitement is sufficient to evolve gas of the... 