10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ERIOMETER»
Discover the use of
eriometer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
eriometer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Bureau of Standards Journal of Research
Hence, the observation tube is made in two parts (fig. 1), so that a length of 15 cm
. is readily removable. Then D is reduced by one-half, giving d=C/2si. III.
CALIBRATION AND PERFORMANCE 1. CALIBRATION OF THE ERIOMETER
SCALE ...
2
Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
Scale of the Eriometer. The theory, which suggested to me the construction of the
eriometer requires some corrections in its immediate applica- tion, which depend
on circumstances not completely understood : at present, therefore, ...
3
The Annals of Philosophy
Scale of the, Eriomeier. The theory which suggested to me the construction of the
eriometer requires some corrections in its immediate application, which depend
on circumstances not completely understood : at present, therefore, I shall only ...
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1814
4
Miscellaneous Works: Scientific memoirs
Scale of Eriometer. The theory, which suggested to me the construction of the '
eriometer, requires some corrections in its immediate application, which depend
on circumstances not completely understood : at present therefore I shall only ...
Thomas Young, George Peacock, John Leitch, 1855
5
The Annals of Philosophy
Scaleyry” "the Eriometer. The theory which suggested to me the construction /of -
the eriometer requires some corrections in its immediate application, which
depend on circumstances not completely understood : at present, therefore, I
shall ...
6
An Introduction to Medical Literature, Including a System of ...
Even with the Eriometer, the. difliculty of obtaining a fair average of the quality .of
.a sample of wool is extremely great; it is absolutely necessary to preserve the
fibres' as much as .possible'in their natural relative situation, and to examine
them ...
7
An Introduction to Medical Literature, Including a System of ...
The dust or seed of the lycoperdon bovista he finds to be 3{'a6 of an inch in
diameter : this substance gives very distinct! у 3.5 on the scale of the Eriometer;
and 3.5X85000=29750. The globules of the blood measured ^5^ ; and
immediately ...
8
Thomas Young: Natural Philosopher 1773-1829
eriometer does. Yet no use seems to have been made of the eriometer for the
purpose after which it was named. In Young's own article on Chromaticsl (see pp.
284-306) we find a suggested explanation of the neglect of the instrument.
9
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
It was these rings in truth, that suggested to Young the idea of an extremely
simple instrument which he called Eriometer, and with which we can measure
without difficulty the dimensions of the most minute bodies. The Eriometer, which
is yet ...
10
Records of General Science
These rings, in fact, suggested to Young the idea of an extremely simple
instrument which he called eriometer with which the measurement of the smallest
bodies can be readily effected. The eriometer still so little known to observers has
this ...
Robert Dundas Thomson, Thomas Thomson, 1836
