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

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  1. FTAORTANT, cho Term in FTeralder proxer ro (ro be singly insensible. For unlels cher are exceed
  2. Blazon Fistres wrhen chey are born in any Fiscur-ins fine and subril, cher canno penetrare readit
  3. cheon in an Frect or Perpendicular Posture, a5 il into the Pores ot Conrisuous Bodies, and (0 walu
  4. etiey evere pucting up cheir Fleads aborerhe Water or buen chem.
  5. eo breath.
  6. FIAWSER, (OF Halser) is a RopC consistins OF AS co the Operation OE Fleat uxon our Senles,
  7. three Scrands, being a kind of a licele Cable, Pex
  8. vins For many Vses on board a Strip, a5 co Fasten
  9. tho RetulE oF wtich we otcen call Ileat; it is usu.
  10. ally estimated by irs Relation co the OrganS OF OUT
  11. ehre Main and Fore Mrouds, to arp a Ship orer a Feclins; For e dont elteem aur Body roveHo
  12. BaF, (9C
  13. FTAWVSES OF a Strix are ervo round Foles under
  14. her Flead or Beak, Thro wrhich che Cables pass
  15. wvten e is at an Anchor. They Cay a Strip hach
  16. a Bola Tramse, Wrhen che HIolesare hish above Wa-
  17. Fer. A Fresto PTamse, is Wheri chere is a suspicion
  18. that the Cables are frecred in the HToles. To Freske
  19. the FTamse, is 10 lay new pieces upon che C’able in
  20. the Hlavole. They caIl ic, Burnins in the Tramse
  21. when che Cable endures an exeiaordinari Aress
  22. Clearins the Tanse; is unewistins che Cables, wrhict
  23. by realon oF the Ships windins, are intans led one
  24. wich anocher.
  25. TTEAD- ANOLES. SeC Aneles.
  26. FIEAD- LINES (in a Strip) are the ROpeS OF al
  27. Sails which are next ro che Vards, and by which
  28. He Sails are made Fastro the Vards.
  29. TIEADSAILS, are chose Sails in a Ship wrhictr
  30. belons co chebore mast and Bolcsprir, because chez
  31. Boven che FPead oF che Shrip, and do make it Fall ot
  32. andkeep out ot the Wind; chese in quarrer Winds
  33. are che chict drawins Sails.
  34. HIEAD. SEA is Wwhen a ereaL NVave or Billon O
  35. etie Sea comes riehe a head oF a Stip as Meis in hei
  36. Courle.
  37. HIEART. Sec an Anacomical Descriprion OF il
  38. under che WVord Cor.
  39. FIEAL, one oF che tour Primary Oualiries, and
  40. Teems ro contilt only, or ac least chiesty, in theloca
  41. Mocion oF the (malI Parts oF a Body Mcchanically
  42. modified by cerrain Conditions, oF Wrhich the Prin
  43. cipal is the rehemene and rarious Agitations ot
  44. chose small Insensible ParIs.
  45. In wtich Description it appears chere arethele
  46. chree Condirions necestary e0 produce Heat.
  47. I. FHaEthe snalt Parrs be vehemenely and ra.
  48. vidir agicared, or mored in a much greater degrec
  49. Than is necellary ro produce che Qualier we cal
  50. Eluidits.
  51. Corpulcles thus rehementty agicated, be also very
  52. various; fome morins up, some donn, lome ic
  53. che RigheFland, ochersro che Letr, (5c. And hence
  54. cho Air and Wacer arc ve tind often very vehe
  55. menely mored, as in Tempests and Cataracts, yet
  56. there is no reason eo expect chac cher ould grou
  57. hor upon this Morion; Decause the Vehemener be.
  58. Jones corhe Progressire Morion of che Whole Body
  59. and norwichtandins chac, vet the Parrs ic consicts
  60. ot, may noc any chins near be (o much quickned
  61. in their Morions made accordins ro ocher rarious
  62. Dererminarions, 25 to grow senlibly hoc; bue ir
  63. Bodies verr hoc or entindled, the rapid Morion o
  64. the insensible Parrs seems cohave all manner oF Di
  65. rections, and to be darred round in 2 kind oF Burn-
  66. ins Sphere, au manner ot Way5.
  67. brisk enough co enerease or surpa(s that OF che Par-
  68. ticles ofthe Organ: LO It IE DC mOre LaHB HI In
  69. Body ro be Cold; but if ic be moro violent in che
  70. Object chan in the SCMEICHE We laY, he BO) 1S
  71. Luabltso
  72. Grea F LaMIC.
  73. becochac, ad ee se e ene Suns sulle il als
  74. Other time.
  75. untels the Motion oF its Imall Parrs be violem et
  76. the Object chan in ihe Sehelem, lue pronounceche
  77. hOE; as ar osse may Fixperimene by purtinq his
  78. Flana When Cold into arm Wacer; For chan che
  79. WVacer will appear arm eo him, Wereas AIda HIS
  80. Fand been hor, l nould have felr cold
  81. The Intensenels oF Fleat (aS al(O OF LigHE) al
  82. WayS IS as The Density oF the RayS, Or Parricles ob
  83. Fire wohich occasion ic, and chat Densier is a5 che
  84. Distance trom che Radiarins LMnprocally. Sec
  85. The Learned and Curions Dr. Stare, in Philes.
  86. Transact. N. 213. hach publistred sereral stranoe Fx-
  87. Perimenes about che Production oF Flame and Fire
  88. Trom che bare Mixture oF crvo Liquors actually cold
  89. ertrich uvo Liquors are a Vegecable Oil (che
  90. kinds oF which, proper Por this purpose, he chere
  91. sires vou in a Table) and a Compound Spi
  92. ric oF Nirre; utrich Spirit is made by Distillation
  93. (in 2 RetOTE) OF equal Parts OF Salc Petre and Oil
  94. oF Vicriol, in a Sand Furnace, with a great Fire.
  95. And one ching is very remarkable 25 10 His LWO
  96. Liquors, thac tho Cumpordes cannor be made by
  97. frino, co sire any Fixplosion in che exhrausted Re-
  98. ceiver, vec these did (0 in a verr rapia Manel,
  99. blovins up he Reccires, aHe STCaKHIIS O
  100. The Learned and Ingenious Captain Falley
  101. hach a Dilcourle in Philosoph. Transact. N. 203. 2.
  102. bouE the PFOPOrtiOnaL FLCAE OE che Sun in allLari-
  103. rudes, and oF a Mechod For collectine che lame:
  104. Where he Bews, Thac che Simple Action oF the
  105. Sun i5 a5all Ocher Tmpulses OE STrOKeS; more or lese
  106. Torcible, accordins ro the Sines of the Angle oF
  107. Incidence, or ro the Perpendicular ler Fall on che
  108. Plam, Wvhence the Verrical Ray (BCiB CHaL OL MhC
  109. Su on the Florizoncal Surtace ot che Parch, will
  110. grearest LLeat) beins pur For Radius, che force of che
  111. 2. That che Determinations oF che Insentiose
  112. 3.Fis requisire also ro che Production ot Fleat
  113. This Beins allowed for true, it will chen Follon-
  114. Thac rhe rime of the continuance of che Suns Mi-
  115. nins, beins caken for a Balis, and the Sines of che
  116. Suns Alcicudes crected chercon as Perpendiculars,
  117. and a Curre dravn chrouph che Extremicies ot
  118. those Perpendiculars, ehe Area comprehended, Mali
  119. be proportionate ro the Collection oF the Hear of
  120. allThe BeamS OF the Sun in thac space oF time.
  121. Fence ic Will follow, Thac under che Pole the
  122. Collection of aIl the FPCac OF a Propical DaY, is
  123. proportionare ro a Rectansle oF the Sinc of 23 DC-
  124. srees and a halt into 24 FTours, or the Circumte.
  125. rence oF a Cirele; Thatis, the Sine oF 23 Degrees
  126. and a halt, beino nearty = OF Radius; 25 = 2 intO
  127. Lhac che thus variousy and rehemenely agitared 12 LTours. Or the Polar Fleat is equal to chac ol
  128. Pacictee, be alo l smalt, ao Beneratis spentiae. l ete Sun concomine 1 z tlouto abore Due Honioise
  129. D

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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. - . Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0386?run=74