10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONFINEABLE»
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These he divides into confineable and unconfineable bodies, by which are meant
such bodies as may be confined within proper vessels for the purpose of
experiment ; and such as, on account of their .subtle nature, cannot be confined
within ...
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The Eclectic review. vol. 1-New [8th]
Simple Substances are sub-divided into confineable and unconjineablc bodies.
Confineable bodies occupy four chapters; Chap. l. treats of Oxygen ; 2. Of the four
simple combustibles, Sulphur, Phosphorus, Carbon or Diamond, and Hydrogen ...
3
Collection of Epitaphs and Monumental Inscriptions: Chiefly ...
Here lyes the confineable part of that most famous man, Sir William Oliphant,
most conscientious King's advocat, and most faithful counsellor ; to whose living
fame, and to the memory of his vertues, his most mournful son placed this ...
4
The Burlingame Mission: A Political Disclosure, Supported by ...
If the moral effect of such an admittance were confineable to the Western nations,
the Chinese Government, as such, could scarcely raise any serious objections to
it: but not only is this not the case ; it is, moreover, one of the very objects of the ...
Johannes Von Gumpach, 1872
5
Elements of General History, Ancient and Modern: To which ...
... extended our knowledge oflchemical substances and their properties, simple
and compound, visible and invisible, confineable and unconfineable; we shall be
compelled to be much more brief in what further relates to modern chemistry. 1Q.
Lord Alexander Fraser Tytler Woodhouselee, Edward Nares, 1822
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
... confineable, requiring. to be shut up or canfitted, requiring to be hindered or
obstructed. “NF-41,0. (from it, prep. and Hi. to. be in contact),brouglit into contact,
adhen d, riggiegated. “Wiltf'i, :i (from 11*th brought into contact, and aft, 0 i bone),
...
7
The epitaphs and monumental inscriptions in Greyfriars ...
Here lyes the confineable part of that most famous man Sir W1ll1am Ol1phant,
most conscientious king's advo- cat, and most faithful counsellor, to whose living
fame, and to the memory of his virtues, his most mournful son placed this ...
James Brown (author of The guide to the Deeside highlands.), David Laing, 1867
8
A history of pawnbroking, past and present
And neverthelesse must be provided also that no money in the Pawne-house be
arrestable, confiscable, or confineable. "3. To the third,— 'That it should be a
great daunger to the cittie to putt her money into a Pawne house, and to
answeare ...
9
The American Review: A Whig Journal of Politics, Literature, ...
... reflecting on the multitude of benighted practitioners of this unvalued,
inestimable, indispensable, immeasureable, un- confineable, pragmatical, im per
fee table, high-political ; auctorial, pictorial ; fanciful, pleasant, pliant, pretty, pet '
science ...
George Hooker Colton, James Davenport Whelpley, 1847
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A Review of the Reports to the Board of Agriculture from the ...
But, before fire be put to a tall rank stubble, the situation of the field, in regard to
buildings and rickyards, and the nature of its fences,--should be looked to ;—-lest
the flames should not be confineable to the stubble field; but be led away from it,
...
William MARSHALL (Agricultural Writer.), 1811
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONFINEABLE»
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Smaller reactor design for fusion may work in a “pinch”
This results in a quasi-single-helicity state, which has no chaotic region and is highly confineable. The higher the current that is passed through ... «Ars Technica, Jun 09»
