The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volumen119A. Constable, 1864 |
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... Heat . By J. P. Joule , LL.D. , F.R.S. Philosophical Transactions , ' 1850 , Part I. p . 61. London . Page 1 3. On Celestial Dynamics . By Dr. J. R. Mayer , of Heilbronn . ' Philosophical Magazine , ' 4th Series , Vol . XXV . p . 241 ...
... Heat . By J. P. Joule , LL.D. , F.R.S. Philosophical Transactions , ' 1850 , Part I. p . 61. London . Page 1 3. On Celestial Dynamics . By Dr. J. R. Mayer , of Heilbronn . ' Philosophical Magazine , ' 4th Series , Vol . XXV . p . 241 ...
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... Heat considered as a Mode of Motion ; being a Course of Twelve Lectures delivered at the Royal Institution of Great Britain in the Season of 1862. By JOHN TYNDALL , F.R.S. London : 1863 . 2. On the Mechanical Equivalent of Heat . By ...
... Heat considered as a Mode of Motion ; being a Course of Twelve Lectures delivered at the Royal Institution of Great Britain in the Season of 1862. By JOHN TYNDALL , F.R.S. London : 1863 . 2. On the Mechanical Equivalent of Heat . By ...
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... Heat . ' This theory is not merely valuable as giving us correct views of the nature of this all - pervading and life - sustaining principle of heat , it likewise leads to the discovery of a far wider and more important set of truths ...
... Heat . ' This theory is not merely valuable as giving us correct views of the nature of this all - pervading and life - sustaining principle of heat , it likewise leads to the discovery of a far wider and more important set of truths ...
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... heat , electricity , or some such occult force , construct a machine which will produce mechanical effect without ... heat which disappears in the cylinder ; the amount of heat which the waste steam conveys into the condenser not being ...
... heat , electricity , or some such occult force , construct a machine which will produce mechanical effect without ... heat which disappears in the cylinder ; the amount of heat which the waste steam conveys into the condenser not being ...
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... heat , in opposition to the material or emission theory , has received the universal assent of the scientific world . Aristotle seems to have held the belief that heat was motion , and Locke expressed the same view concisely as follows : ...
... heat , in opposition to the material or emission theory , has received the universal assent of the scientific world . Aristotle seems to have held the belief that heat was motion , and Locke expressed the same view concisely as follows : ...
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Página 24 - Leaving out of account the eruptions of volcanoes and the ebb and flow of the tides, every mechanical action on the earth's surface, every manifestation of power, organic and inorganic, vital and physical, is produced by the sun. His warmth keeps the sea liquid, and the atmosphere a gas, and all the storms which agitate both are blown by the mechanical force of the sun. He lifts the rivers and the glaciers up the mountains ; and thus the cataract and the avalanche shoot with an energy derived immediately...
Página 5 - Heat is a very brisk agitation of the insensible parts of the object, which produces in us that sensation from whence we denominate the object hot ; so what in our sensation is heat, in the object is nothing but motion.
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Página 310 - ... and pleased me. There ends my tale, this instant Tuesday ! How shall I fill a couple of pages more by Friday morning ! Oh ! ye ladies on the Common, and ye uncommon ladies in London, have pity on a poor gazetteer, and supply me with eclogues or royal panegyrics ! Moreover — or rather more under — I have had no letter from you these ten days, though the east wind has been as constant as Lord Derby.
Página 17 - Mr. Waterston proposed, independently, the meteoric theory of the sun's heat, and in 1854 Professor William Thomson applied his admirable mathematical powers to the development of the theory : but six years previously the subject had been handled in. a masterly manner by Mayer, and all that I have said on this subject has been derived from him.
Página 17 - I have brought before you has been taken from the labours of a German physician, named Mayer. Without external stimulus, and pursuing his profession as town physician in Heilbronn, this man was the first to raise the conception of the interaction of natural forces to clearness in his own mind. And yet he is scarcely ever heard of in scientific lectures, and even to scientific men his merits are but partially known. Led by his own beautiful researches, and quite independent of Mayer, Mr. Joule published...
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