Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- ARLTAM, (a Term aled in che TardS FOF
- buildins Strips) is Old Ropes untwisted
- and pulled again oue sine, into loose FTemp Or
- Flax, wwirh a Desien eo drire ic into the Seams,
- Trennels, and Rends oF a Strip, EO SOP OF PrC
- vent a Lcak.
- OAZY, Or Oazie Cround: 50 the Seamen
- call (otr, dimr, muddy Oround. This is noc
- 300d Anchorase, because the Anchor cannor
- hold firm, buc will come home (a5 ther call ic,
- in 2 Scress oF Weather; besides it will ror cheir
- Cables, if a Strip ride lons over such Ground:
- Buc then it is good to bring a Ship a- ground up-
- on because e can chere dock her selF, and lic
- FOtr; but vet it Me lie lons, Me wil rOr her
- Plank, and spoil the Oakham in Hex SCaMS.
- OBFL A, is che Sasittalis Satura in the SKuiI
- (See Saxittalis) Which touches the Coronal Su.
- cure Forvard, and che Lamdoidat backward;
- For ic is made of the mutual Conjunction ot the
- Bones oF the Forehead. Blanchard.
- OBELISKE, is a magnificent high Piece o
- Solid Marble, or orher sine Stone; travins ulu-
- ally Four Faces, and lesenins uprvards by De
- grees, till it ends in a Poine like a Prramid.
- OBTEOTWVE LinC. ScC Line Objective.
- OB)ECI- Clas, oF a Telescope or MicrOl.
- 2. HF che Declination be Souct, the Sum of
- the Rishe Ascension, and che Ascensionat Diffe-
- rence, 15 che Oblique Ascension:
- 20 find che Oblique Descention.
- I. IE ihe Dectination Be Norct, che Sum oE
- he Risht ascension, and Ascensional Difference,
- is che Oblique Descension.
- 2. HE cte Declinarion be Souch, che Disie.
- rence beciveen the Righe Ascension, and che As-
- censional Difference, is the Oblique Descension.
- OBLIODE aneles. Sec Angles Oblique.
- OBLIODE Descension, is thaE ParE OF che
- Equinoctial ertrich sets wich the Sun OF Star, OE
- rith anr Point ot che Ilcarens, in an Oblique
- Sphere.
- OBLIODE Plains, in Diallins, ae such 25
- recline From che Zenith, Or incline ro the ITori-
- Zon: Jhe Obliguier ot vrhich inclination Oe
- Reclination, is catily found by a Ouadrant: bc-
- ins an Ark oF some Aximuth or Verrical Cirele
- cope, is that Ctals wtich is placed at thar end intercepted between the Vertex of the PlacC
- oF che Tube wrhichis next the Object.
- OBLATA, is a Word uscd in the Exchequer
- signity ins OId Debes broushe rosether trom pre-
- Cedene Tears, and pur to che presene Sheriss
- Charge. i
- OBETGATION, is a Bond containins a Pe
- naler, with a Condirion annex d, cither For Pay
- ment oF Moner, Pertormance of Corenants, Or
- and oF that Plane; also obserre, this Azimurh
- Or Verricat Circle is alvars perpendicular 10
- the Plane.
- OBLIODE Saitins, is wohen che Stix run-
- neth upon some Rhumb between any oF che
- Four Cardinal Poines, matins an Oblique AM
- Ele wich the Meridian; and then Mc changett
- continually boch L acitude and Lonsitude. There
- che like; and (o difters trom a Bill char hach no are Phrce tinds ot oblique Sailine, viz. Plain
- Penalty nor Condition; and yet a Bill may be
- Obligacorr.
- Sailins. Mercators or Wrishes Sailins, ad
- Oreat Circle Sailins; Wtrich lec.
- OBLIGOR, is he chac enters into such an The Seamen call also the Application ot the
- Oblisarion; and Oblizee, the Person ro wtom Method oE Calcularine the Parrs of Oblique
- 2E is entred inFO.
- Plane Triansles, in order co furd the Distance
- OBLIODE Ascension, is that Degree and Mi- oF a Strip from any Cape, Flead, Land, Csc. Ob-
- inre OF the Equinoctias vtrich risech wvith che lique Sailine.
- Centre oF che Sun or Star, er with any Point O
- hetsearens, in an Oblique Sphere.
- 20 find the Sures Oblique Ascension by the Globe,
- Brins the Suns Place to the FTorizon on che
- Fast side; and che Number oF Degrees inter-
- cepted between thac Degree oF che Lquinoctial
- ertichi is nom come roche Florizon, and che BC
- dinnins oE dries, is che Oblique Ascension.
- OBLIOSE Sphere,. is where che Pole is ele-
- rared any Number ot Degrees lels than 90De-
- orees, and consequeney che Axis oE che Wortd,
- che Equaror, and Parallels ot Declinarion, wilt
- euc che Horizon obliguels; utience comes is
- Name.
- OBLIODOS Superior, 2 Musele oc che Fteac.
- votrich ariserh Aestis From the back- PaEE OF che
- crantrerse Process oE che FirA Verrebra oF che
- Neck, and in is somenvtrar oblique Ascent De-
- cometh a Recty Belly, and lesenins ic sel again,
- is inserred ro the Os Occipitis, larerally. By rhis,
- cosecher wich ies Parruer, (ther never actins
- separarels) ehe Head is mored backwards on
- the Ars Vertebrae.
- OBLTODOS Inferior, is a Muscle oF the
- F. IF etic Declination be NTorrh, phe Disfe- Flead, arisins Recty FrOM FHC FXFCrNAL PAFE OE
- the Sxinal Procets ot the Second Verrebra OE the
- Neck, close by the Origination OF Che RectuS
- Major; aud beine dilated inco a Rectis Bells.
- pasles
- F0 find the Oblique Ascention, havins the Ri8
- ACcension and Alcensional Ditferen stou
- rence berreen the Richi Ascension and the Ascen
- Sienat Dissetenee, 1d ue Obtigue acenton rectle
- red.
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