Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- PLAIET Scau, Ida chin Ruler, cither oF Nood
- ox Brals, Whercon are graduaced the Lines ol
- Chords, Sines, Tansents, Secants, Leagues, Rumbs, _
- and is of ready use in most parE OF ihC Mathema-
- ciekes, chiesy in Navicarion: A Description there
- Ot sec undex the Word Scale.
- PLAIN Table, is an Instrumene uled in Sur
- revins oF Land.
- 1. The Table it selt is a Parallelooram 0
- WVood, T4 Tnches and a halF lone, and FF In
- ehes broad, Ox FhercabOULS.
- 2. A Frame oF Nood fixed ro ic, (025 a Sheer
- OF Paper being laid on che Table, and the Frame
- being Forced donn uxon ie, sgucezeth in all the
- Edges, and makes ic lie tirm and eren, (0 25 a
- Plot may De convenienely deavon upon ic. Vp.
- on one lide ot this Frame Mould be equat Divi-
- sions, for drawins Parallel Lines boch long wrise
- and crols wise (as Occation mar require) Over
- vour Paper; and on the ocher side che 360DC.
- erees oF a Circle, projected from a Brass C enere
- conrenienely placed in che Table.
- 3. R Box With a Necale and Card, 10 beAxec
- vith evo Screws toche Table; verr usetul FOr
- placins ehe Instrumene in che lame Posirion up.
- On cvery Remore
- Plane roux Table (Arced Wwich ehe Sheer upon
- ic) as nigh co che Angle as rou catr, the NTorrI
- end oF che Necale harigins directly over che
- Flomer-de luce; thien make a MarK. upon thC
- Sheet OF Paper ac ans convenient place For the
- ansle A, and lar che end oF the Index co che
- Mark, curning it aboue eill chroush ehe SighES
- Tou espr B; chen dear che Line AB by che
- Edee ot che index. Doche same For the Line
- A C, Kecpins che Index upon rhe Ars MarK:
- Then will rou hare upon vour Table an Anele
- equal to che Angle in ihe Pield.
- When rou have more Angles ro take, the
- Hechod is chie same.
- The Distances Trom the Angles co the InAtrU:
- menc are meatured by the Chain, and set OH on
- the Table wrich à Scale and Compasses
- Wrhence ris (0 easie r0 rake the PIOE OF 2
- Field ac one scation, by che Plain Table, EHIZE
- There needsno other Direction Sec Surverins.
- PLATNTIFE, is he chat sues or complains in
- an AMIle, Or in an Action Personal; 25 in an
- Action oF Debe, Trespass, Disecit, Derinue, and
- che likeo
- PLANCERE, in Archiecture, is che Vnder
- Part OF the ROOF oF the Corona; Wtich is cHe
- Superior part ot che Cornice, between vo Cy
- matiums. Sec those Words.
- PLANE os a Dyal, is the Surtace on wtick
- 4. A Threclerged Stas 0 supporr it, the Flead any Dyal is supposed eo be described. See 2
- beins made (0 as ro sll the Socket ot ehe Table,
- vet lo as che Fable may be casily turned rounc
- ipon ic, Wvhen ris nor fixed by che Screw.
- 5. An Inaex, Wtich is a larsc Ruler oF WN00d,
- Or Brals) al ise seal 16 Tnches lone, and tre
- Inches broad, and (o chick as to makre it ArOng
- perfectly of the Pame Distance From the Fiduciat
- Fdee. Opon chis Index ris ulual ro hare mane
- General ACCOnNE OF aII Such Planes under eic
- Nord Oyalline.
- PLAHIE Forizontal, in Perspective, is à Plane
- Which is parallel to che Florizon, and which pas
- les chro ihe EyC; or hach che ere suppoled 10
- De placed in IE.
- PLAHE os Gravitation or Gravity, in any
- hearr Body, is a Plane supposed eo palo chro thie
- Centre oF Gravier oF ir
- PLANE, in Forrificarion, is the Reprelenta
- tion oF WVorke in its Fleighe and Breadeti.
- PLAHE of the Noropter, in OprickS, is FHaE
- wrhich passerh chro che PToropter, and is perpen-
- dicular eo the Plane of the rvo Optical AxOS.
- PLANE Number, is thac wohich may be pro.
- duced by che Mulciplicacion ot ervo Numbers
- one into anocher; thus, 6 is a Plane Number,
- because ic may be produced by the Multiplica
- tion oF 3 bY 2; For tvice 3 makes 6. 50 al(0
- 25 is a elane Number, arising from 5 being mul-
- ciplied by 3; and 9 is a Plane Number, produ-
- ced by che Mulciplication oF 3 bY 3
- PLANE Problem, in Machematicks, is suct
- an one as cannor be Colred Geometricallr, bur
- by che Incersection citcher oF a Righe Line and
- Circle; ot of the Circumterences OF EvO Cir
- cles: AS, FTaving the greatest Side siven, and the
- Sum of the otset Lvo, os a Riche-ansled Trian
- ole; to findt the Triancle, to deseride d Trapezium
- that sal mate a iven Area of lour iven Lines
- And such a Problem can hare bur rno Solutions
- because d Kighe Line can Cur a Circle, or one
- Circle aHOEHEF, BuL HIO LOLIIIS. CZanaM.
- PLANE Ceometrical, in Perspectire, is:
- Plain surtace, parallet ro the Horizon, placea
- lovet chan che Fyes Wnclem che visible Objects
- ate imagined wichoue ans Alleration, excepE
- xhac chey are lomerimes reduced from a preatet
- PL ANI
- 202 leAex SiZC.
- and Airm; havins a Roaped Fdge, called rhe Fi-
- duciat Fdse, and two Sighes oF one HIciphe,
- Whereot ehic one hach a Stir abore, and d
- Thread below; and the ocher a Thread abore.
- and a S Delon) 10 sel i ee HMCL, ds WBC
- Seales oE equal Parrs, as also Diasonals, an
- LneS OF Chordso
- Lo tale the duantiry os an Ansle by che
- Plain Table.
- AS suppole A B and A C vere rvo Flede
- oe Fences ot a Field, and ix Wele tesue
- catie che anste A.
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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/806933011:0633?run=74