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