 | William Leybourn - 1694 - 422 páginas
...this, there is thrice as much water to turn the Screw, as is carried up by it. But on the other fide, if all the water falling upon one Wheel would be able to turn it round, then half of it would ierve with two Wheels. Although what is here iaid concerning the probability of effeâing fuch a Motion,... | |
 | Perry Fairfax Nursey - 1824 - 470 páginas
...purpose in Pet Bettin Apiaz 4 Pogym 1, Prop. 10, but with much less advantage than U il bare flOfOKd.' is thrice as much water to turn the screw as is carried...it would serve with two wheels, and the rest may be disposed of in the'fall so as to serve unto some other useful and delightful end. "When (says he) I... | |
 | 1824 - 512 páginas
...purport in Put. RMin Apin 4 Pogym I , Prop. 10, but with innch lea aih-iii'Jgc thu it is here fnftnet." is thrice as much water to turn the screw as is carried...it would serve with two wheels, and the rest may be disposed of in the fall so as to serve unto some other useful and delightful end. "When (says he) I... | |
 | 1824 - 726 páginas
...Prop. 10, but with much less advantage than it fehere proposed." is tli rice as much water to tnrn the screw as is carried up by it. " But, on the other...it would serve with two wheels, and the rest may be disposed of in the fall so as to serve unto some other useful and delightful end. " When (says he)... | |
 | Henry Dircks - 1861 - 644 páginas
...turn the screw as is carried up by it. But, on the other side, if all the water falling upon one whesl would be able to turn it round, then half of it would...may be so disposed of in the fall as to serve unto seme other useful delightful ends. When I first thought of this invention, I could scarce forbear,... | |
 | 1906 - 212 páginas
...besides all this, there is twice as much water to turn the screw as is carried up by it. I Fig. 10. "But, on the other side, if all the water falling...could scarce forbear, with Archimedes, to cry out ' Eureka ! Eureka ! ' it seeming so infallible a way for the effecting of a perpetual motion that nothing... | |
 | John Phin - 1911 - 254 páginas
...— besides all this, there is twice as much water to turn the screw as is carried up by it. Fig. 10. "But, on the other side, if all the water falling...could scarce forbear, with Archimedes, to cry out 'Eureka! Eureka!' it seeming so infallible a way for the effecting of a perpetual motion that nothing... | |
 | Arthur W. J. G. Ord-Hume - 2015 - 268 páginas
...heavier; and besides that the ascent of that within is natural — besides all this, there is twice as much water to turn the screw as is carried up by...could scarce forbear, with Archimedes, to cry out "Eureka! Eureka!" it seeming so infallible a way for the effecting of a perpetual motion that nothing... | |
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But, on the other side, if all the water falling upon one wheel would be able to turn it round, then half of it would serve with two wheels, and the rest may be so disposed of in the fall as to serve unto some other useful, delightful ends. "When I first... 