10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FLUXIONIST» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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1
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
Hence, if we ask the fluxionist for the) fluxion, and the differentialist for the
differential of*2, we receive from the former 2 x ., and from the latter 2 » . dx. The
latter allows that when d x is a considerable magnitude, the true difference
between #2 ...
2
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
Hence, if we ask the fluxionist for the fluxion, and the differentialist for the
differential of x\ we receive from the former 2 #. , and from the latter 2 x . dx. The
latter allows that when dx is a'considerable magnitude, the true difference
between x1 ...
Tobias George Smollett,
1800
3
Common Blunders Made in Speaking and Writing
Algebraist is omitted, although it occurs in a quotation from Berkeley illustrating
fluxionist, here spelt ' fluctionist,' but 'fluxionist,' on page 509, in the same extract.
Spiracle is omitted, although quoted from Burke at Brine. Willughby, (about the ...
Charles William Smith (of-?),
1869
4
The Southern review / Baltimore, Md
Algebraist is omitted, although it occurs in a quotation from Berkeley illustrating
fluxionist, here spelt ' fiuctionist,' but ' fluxionist,' on page 509, in the same extract.
Spiracle is omitted, although quoted from Burke at Brine. Willughby, (about the ...
5
The works of George Berkeley: including his letters to ...
For, however that way of reasoning may do in the method of exhaustions, where
quantities less than assignable are regarded as nothing ; yet for a fluxionist
writing about momentums, to argue that quantities must be equal because they
have ...
George Berkeley, Joseph Stock, George Newenham Wright,
1843
6
The New Monthly Magazine and Universal Register
Yet in what a situation would an algebraist or fluxionist be placed, if deprived of
his nuinei-ical nothings? Surely I need not recal to Philomath's recollection that --
1, though less than nothing, is yet a tangible quantity; that 1—2 is equal to it' in ...
7
A Discourse Concerning the Residual Analysis: a New Branch ...
... that the numerator and denominator both vanish when xis therein taken equal
to some certain quantity (r); and it being required to find the value of such fracticn
when x is so taken: a fluxionist will, from the consideration of the description of ...
8
Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
... or Fluor fluxion fetation fluorated fluxional, or Fog fluorescence fluxionary
fogged fluoric fluxionist fogging fluoride Fly foggily FOGGINESS.] 151 [
FORDABLENESS. fogginess fomentation Forage foggy fomenter foraged fogless.
Algebraist is omitted, although it occurs in a quotation from Berkeley illustrating
fiuxionist, here spelt ' fluctionist,' but 'fluxionist,' on page 509, in the same extract.
Spiracle is omitted, although quoted from Burke at Brine. Willughby, (about the ...
Albert Taylor Bledsoe, Sophia M'Ilvaine Bledsoe Herrick,
1869
10
Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
... simply confirms Berkeley's contention (Defence, sect. 32) that “for a fluxionist
writing about momentums to argue that quantities must be equal because they
have no assignable difference seems the most injudicious step that could be
taken.
Edinburgh Mathematical Society,
1899