10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONTERMINATE»
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If A 11. be the conterminate equilateral hyperbola, and A P a parabola, whose
parameter is equal to four times the axis of the hyperbola ; B I", the ordinate of the
catenaria, will be equal to the parabolic curve A P. less B 11 , the ordinate of the ...
Sir Richard Phillips, 1809
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The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
I 172 5,0 centre pl' the conterminate equilateral hyperhdla. C Airs semi-axis, and
C R will be equal to C B. By Corol. 4. If the angle BD T be made equal to AC R,
the right line D T will touch the catenaria in D. By Prop. 2. Corol. 1. If A H. be the ...
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Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
The conversion of the king of a Saxon State was immediately followed by the
elevation of his benefactor to a bishopric, the territorial boundaries of which were
generally conterminate with those of the kingdom itself.* In course of time, as
some ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1853
From the construction it appears, that BF, the ordinate of the catenaria, is equal to
the parabolic curve AP, taking away 131-! the correspondent ordinate of the
conterminate hyperbola AH. Coral. 2.-—Froin the demonstration it appears, that
the ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Ital. contcr- Conte'rminate, adj. >mmare, contcr- Conte'rminous, adj. j minale;
Span. contermino ; Lat. conterminus. Conterminable is, capable of the same
bounds. Conterminate, that which has a common boundary with another.
Conterminous ...
... by the foregoing construction. Q.E.D. Carol. 1. — From the construction it
appears, that BF, the ordinate of the catenaria, is equal to the parabolic curve AP,
taking away BH the correspondent ordinate of the conterminate hyperbola AH.
Carol.
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The Philosophical Transactions and Collections to the End of ...
And in the fame Chain suspended more or less loosely, that Horizontal Force is
as the Axis of the conterminate Hyperbola, since DA remains the fame, when the
Extremes of the Chain are equally high. 6. In a Vertical Plain, but in an inverted ...
Royal Society (Great Britain)., John Lowthorp, 1749
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The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of ...
From the demonstration it appears, that the curve of the catenaria af is equal to
bh the correspondent ordinate of the conterminate equilateral hyperbola. For
since the fluxions of these lines are equal, and the lines themselves are nascent
at ...
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A glossary and etymological dictionary of obsolete and ...
•Conterminate (L. contermino) , having a common boundary, a termination with
another. Here are kingdoms min'd And nations join*d, a strength of empire fii'd,
Conterminate with heaven. B. Jo.vson's Masques, Con thanes. To con thanks is
an ...
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
Conterminable is, capable of the same bounds. Conterminate, mat which has a
common boundary with another. Conterminous, that which has the same bounds
with ; that which borders on. Lore and life are not conterminable. Sir H. Wotton.
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
