10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «TRIEDRAL»
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1
Treatise on Geometry and Trigonometry: For Colleges, Schools ...
Then, reasoning as above, we prove that the angle BAC is the supplement of the
diedral whose edge is FE ; and that each of the other faces of the first triedral is a
supplement of a diedral of the second. 590. Two triedrals, in which the faces ...
2
Mental Geometry: Or, Generalizations of Geometrical ...
Conceive the three plane angles bounding each of two triedral angles to be
respectively equal ; then the planes of the equal angles will be equally inclined to
each other, — that is, the diedral angles included between the planes of the
equal ...
3
Elements of Geometry Upon the Inductive Method
If the plane angles be unequal, but are placed in the same order in both, the two
triedral angles will coincide, when placed together ; in this ^case they are called
equal. If the order of the planes be different (Jig. 120), the two triedral angles ...
4
Elements of Geometry upon the Inductive method. To which is ...
... side is P' K', and the other, the difference of the distances of the points P" and K
” above the ground line. This will be found by article 21. 54. PROBLEM. Having
two of the plane angles in any triedral angle, and the inclination of these planes ...
James HAYWARD (Professor of Mathematics in Harvard University.), 1829
5
A History of Geometrical Methods
Suppose that we choose a particular English triedral and say that it corresponds
to the identical transformation or rest. Then there is a one-to-one correspondence
between the other English triedrals and the rigid motions which carry the ...
Julian Lowell Coolidge, 2013
6
An elementary treatise on mineralogy and geology: being an ...
But the edges and solid angles on and around one, and sometimes both, of these
triedral summits are variously truncated. Hence, in most cases, the two summits
differ from each other in the number of their faces, although, in consequence of ...
7
Description of the Corundum Stone, and its Varieties, ...
Their form is a hexaedral prism, which is deeply striated, and terminated by a
triedral pyramid with rhombic planes, the angles of which, measure exactly the
same as those of the corresponding pyramid in the common tourmalin. All the
crystals ...
8
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London ...
Their form is a hexaedral prism, which is deeply striated, and terminated by a
triedral pyramid with rhombic planes, the angles of which, measure exactly the
same as those of the corresponding pyramid in the common tourmalin. All the
crystals ...
Thomas Young, Charles Hatchett, Robert Woodhouse, 1802
9
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
The figure of the arsenical salt, as far as I could determine it from a confused
crystallization, is a triedral prism. We are therefore, I think, authorized from the
experiments herein detailed, to conclude, that the fossil which is the subject of
this ...
10
An Elementary Treatise of Mineralogy and Geology
But the edges and solid angles on and around one, and sometimes both, of these
triedral summits are variously 'truncated. Hence, in most cases, the two summits
differ from each other in the number of their faces, although, in consequence of ...
