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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -

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  1. interr any nem fudemene trom orters betore made; ) DISDIAPASONT, a Perm in Mutick, denocine
  2. er erhiereby ire can interr or conclude one chins a double Fighch or Pitreench
  3. from anorher.
  4. DISCRETE Or Disjunct Proporrion, is when
  5. che Ratio berween cvo Pairs oF NVumbers Oc
  6. DISEMBOGVE, when a Stip passeth ouc oE
  7. the Monch oF lome Culph, they CaII. ic Disem
  8. boguins. They Cay al(0oF a River, thac at luch a
  9. Ouantiey is che Came, buc chere is noc the same (Place, or alter ic hach run (0 many Lcapues, ir
  10. Proporrion berween all che 4 Numbers. Thus il) disemborues ir selE into chie Sea
  11. thele Numbers, 6. 8: : 3. 4 are considered;
  12. the Pario becween rhe Arst Pair 6 and 8 is che
  13. Pame as char berrveen 3 and q, and cheretore chesc
  14. Numbers are proporrional; buc ris onty directly
  15. ex disjunctly; For 6 is nor 108 25 8 10 3, ThaFIS,
  16. DISSONCT Proporrion, che lame wich Dis.
  17. crete: Wtich sec
  18. DISTONCTIVE Propositions, are chole wtere.
  19. in the Disjunctire, Conjunctire (or) is found; 25
  20. cicher che Sun mores aboue the Parth, Or che
  21. the Proporrion is broken os berrcen 8 and 3, and F arth abour the Sun. Den are puided cicher by
  22. is noc continued aIl alons, as ic is in these follon-
  23. ins, Which are called Continued Proportionals, vie
  24. 6, 12. 24 3
  25. BIECRE LE Ouanricy, is Tuch as is nOr contin-
  26. ed and joined rogether, 25 Number; Whose Parts
  27. being distinct. Vnirs cannor De uniced into onc
  28. Continuum; For in a Continuum chere are no actu-
  29. al decerminare Parrs, betore Dirision, bur chey
  30. are porentially Intinice; Wwheretore ic is ulually
  31. Interest or Fear
  32. DISLOCATION, che Tame wich Luxarion et
  33. purrins a Limb, or any Bone ot che Body our ol
  34. Toint.
  35. DISMES, Decimae, are Tyches, and signisie che
  36. rench parr oF all che Fruirs ot the Barch, Or Pams
  37. and prosirable Bealts oF ir, or oF Mens L abOUF.
  38. DISMODNIT, in ihe common Milicary ule, is
  39. to unhorle, as ro dismonnt the Caraley; buc chey
  40. and trusy laid, that Continued Ouantity is divisible call ie also Dismountins of Cannon; Wvhen they are
  41. in Insinitum.
  42. DISCRETIVE Propositions, are those vhere va-
  43. rious Judgmenrs are made, and denored by che
  44. Parricles (but, nosmithstandins) or words of che
  45. likee nature, cirher express d or understood; thus
  46. Forrune may deprive me os myWealth, but not es
  47. my Vireuc. They rho cross the Sca, change only theit
  48. Country, but not their Disposition; arc called Dis-
  49. cretive Propositions.
  50. chrown oft che Carriages, and are broken, or any
  51. Fhorle rendred untur for Service
  52. DISPART, a Term in Cunnery, Ggnifvine che
  53. Terrins a Mark on the Muzzle Rins ot a Piece ob
  54. Ordnance, or thereabours; (0 char a Sighr. Line
  55. caken uxon che Top of che Base Rins against che
  56. Touch hole, by che Mark set on Or near the NuZ
  57. 2lC, may be parallel co che AXis of the Concave
  58. Cxlinder. The common may ot doins which, is.
  59. DISCOS, amons the Romans, was a round ro catre rhe rro Diamerers ot che Bale Rins and
  60. Ouoit ot Mecalor Scone, abour a Foor in Diame
  61. cer, which. in Ancient Exercises chey chre in
  62. che Air ro Mew cheir Screngch: AI(othey BaVC
  63. che lame Name 1o a round Shield consecrated e0
  64. ehe Memory ot lome Famous Fero, and huns ux
  65. in the Temples ot cheir 60d5 25 a Trophy for
  66. some grear Action. From the Figure of cither or
  67. Wwhich, bur racher trom che former, comes our
  68. word so much in use amons AAronomers, viZ. chc
  69. Diste oF che Sun or Moon; by wwtich chey mean
  70. the Round oE rhe PlanetS BOdY aS IE aPPCAFSLC
  71. 15
  72. DoeOo. l ulea os ea Boranuto, le denore
  73. the midale, plain, and Aat parr ot some Llovers.
  74. such a5 Caltha, Flos Solis, _c. because ris in Fi
  75. sure likre che anciene Discus: And chey reckon tvo
  76. Kinds ot Plans wich a Discous Flover.
  77. T. Such as hare che tloiver compounded, and
  78. the Secd pappous, buc che Lcares and Scalks arc
  79. noc milter wrten broken.
  80. ot the place nhere che Dispart is to Aand, and di
  81. vide che Difference berween them inro tvo equal
  82. parrs; one of wrhich rill be che Lensch oF che
  83. Dispart, Wrhich is sec on che Cun wich Wax Or
  84. Pirch, or factned chere ich a plece oF Tmine or
  85. Mariin: Buc an Instrumene may be made ro do
  86. it ro aII Possible nicery
  87. DISPENSATORIE, is a Book used by Apothe
  88. caries, wherein all Medicines, ac lcaA rhe mott
  89. ulual, are concained and preseribed, rhar chey
  90. may be prepared in the Shops alI che Veas
  91. round.
  92. BISPLAVED, ihe Term in Becalery sor an
  93. Fagle in an crect posture, and her Wines spread
  94. abread.
  95. DISPONDEDS, is tHe FoOT OL a Larin Verse
  96. consistins oE Four Syllables, and chole all lonp. as
  97. Concludentes; Cochar ehis is a Composicion of Lwo
  98. Sponde s.
  99. BISEOSTTION: Sec Mechod. Yt Archire
  100. 2. The Corymbiserous Plants, Wohole Flowersare cture they call che just placins oF all che severat
  101. compounded inco a Discous Fioure, buc cheir
  102. Secds are nor pappons: Or che tormer kind are
  103. the Fleabanes, Karmeeds, Groundsells, ecc. and 0
  104. che larter are Daisies, Chamemile, Tansie, Worm
  105. vood, eC.
  106. DISCOSSTON, hach. rvo Senses amOnB Wet
  107. cers; Comerimes ir signities rhe cleaF CTCALIHS OF
  108. Parrs oF an Fdifice accordins ro cheir proper Oc.
  109. der Disposition.
  110. DTSOOTSTTIONI, an Enquiry into cheNature,
  111. Kinds, and Circumstances oF any Problem, Oue
  112. Rion, or Topick, in order eo gain a riphe Xorion,
  113. and ro discourse cleariy ot ir
  114. DISSEISTNT, (in Law) Ggnities an unlawful
  115. handlins ot ans parricular Poine or Problem, (0 dilporsestins a Mam of his Land, Tenement, or0
  116. as chereby che word imprus le sne n cel
  117. disticuleles ich which ic ls batraliea; ana thus
  118. ther immorable or incorvoral RiBhr.
  119. DISSFISTN apon Disseisin, is ihere che Dissei
  120. ve Cay such a Poine vas ell discussed vhen ir sor is disseissed by anocher
  121. Wwas Well creared ot and eleared up. Buc,
  122. DISCOSSION, is allo used in a Medical Sense,
  123. DISSEMTNTATE Vacuum: Sec Vacuur
  124. DISSTMTLAR CcaveS, are the cwo Arst Leaves
  125. for che dispersins che Macrer OE any Pumour ox oF any Planc ac ics hest Moorins our of cheCround;
  126. Sivellins in che Body; and cheretore che Surge.
  127. and are (0 called becaule they ulvally are of dif
  128. Ons. detine Discussion ro be an Fracuarion ot some ferent form from the common Leaves ol the
  129. chin Matrer sathered in any Parr, by insensible provn Plane. These DF. Crem observes robe no-
  130. Evaporation; and ehis is procured by che Nacu- Thing bur che very Lobes ot che secd, expanded
  131. al Heat beins eneceated by provet edicires. and chus adranced. Nheie ule is for iheproed

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