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

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  1. Bodies can chere more bur very Rowly, is nearty
  2. asche Velocier ot che moving Body: Buc in a Hc.
  3. dium Eree trom all such Rigor, 25 che Squares o
  4. ehe Velociries, NeBt. Princip. P. 245. FOr bY thc
  5. Action ot a Cviscer Body, there is conimunicaree
  6. torhie Pame Onanriey oF ehe Medium, aGTCAFEF MO.
  7. tion, in proporrion eo thac grearer Svitenels Or Ve
  8. locier; and cheretore in an equal rime, (by realor
  9. OE che greacer Ouanciry oF che Medium beins mo
  10. ved) che Morion ill De communicared in a dupli
  11. cate Racio: Bur che Rehistence must alvays be
  12. ehe Morion communicared, because Action and RC
  13. actionare equally contrary.
  14. EJe Found also the chinqro be erue by Experi
  15. menr, in a Pendulum of 10 Fcet in Lensch; That
  16. cheResistence asainst a Globe or Ball moving (vise
  17. Iy in oux Air, is nearty in a duplicate Ratio of irs
  18. Velocitr: But it it more Slorver, a licele greate
  19. chan in FhaL prOPOrtION, P. 339
  20. FIc tound also by makins a L eaden Bullet lvins
  21. 45 a Pendulum in a Vessel oF WVateF, thar the RC
  22. Filtence oF Water in proporrion 1o AIT i6 2553.
  23. Dr. Wallis hach an entire Dilcourse on this Sub
  24. ject in Phil. Trans. N 186, where he premiles 25a
  25. Lemma, Thac supposins all ocher thines equal, che
  26. Relistence of Bodies is alays proxorrionable re
  27. che Velocier; since in a double dégree ot Velocirs
  28. chere is evice as much Air to bemored in che lam
  29. time, (9c.
  30. ASEO H aHerem HCMMCe WICH BodiesO
  31. differene Figures will sind in passins chrough an
  32. Nedium, NIP. IS. Nemton PrOVeS, Prop. 34. Theor
  33. That it a Globe and exlinder wich equal Di2
  34. meters be mored according ro the Direction ol the
  35. Axis oF the Cxtinder, thac che GlobeS Rehistenc
  36. Wvil be buchals oFche CyliNaCIS.
  37. And in ne folloins Scholium, se heus wha
  38. kind of Fisure rerolrins round an Axis, will gene.
  39. tare a Solid chac Mall more in any Medium with
  40. the least Resistence; and sires a hint of the DSe
  41. atrer Subtraction, by drawins donnchenext Square
  42. Ox Cube, (5c. and vrririns ic atrer che laid Remain-
  43. det.
  44. RESOLOTTON (in MathemarickS) is 2 MC.
  45. thod oE Invention, Whereby che Frurh or Falshood
  46. oF a Proposrion, or its Potibilier or Impossibilier is
  47. discoverd, in an Order contrarr ro chac oE Synthesis
  48. Or Composirion: For in chis Analyrical Method
  49. the Proxosicion is propoled as alreadr knovn, gran
  50. ced, or donc; and then the Consequencies thence
  51. deducible are Fxamined, till ac lalt vou come co
  52. Come known Truch or Falhood, or Imporibilier.
  53. Whereos chac which as proposed is a neceltar
  54. Consequence, and from chence justlr conclude the
  55. Fruch or Impossibilier ot che Propolicion: Which
  56. it crue, mar rhen be Demonstrated in a Synthericat
  57. Mechod. This Mechod oF Relolurion consistsmore
  58. in ehe Judsment, Penecration and Rcadiness of che
  59. Finguirer oe Arrist, chan in any Parricular Rules:
  60. Tho ThOsC OF AIGebTa are OF necessarr DSC, and 2
  61. 500d Freature ot Geometer in his Flead vill bc oF
  62. Srear Adrancase co him in all manner of Inrestisa-
  63. rionS.
  64. RESORT, OF Restort, is a L au Nord, proper-
  65. I used in a Wrirot Tait OE Cousenaze, as Descent i5
  66. in the WVrit of RIgBI.
  67. RESPFC TV compuri vice comitis habendo, i5 2
  68. IVric for the respiring oF a SheritS ACCOUME, uxon
  69. just occasion directed eo the Freaturer and Barons
  70. Ot the Exchequer.
  71. RESPIRATTON, araeuroi, includes boch In-and
  72. Expitation, and is an alcernate Dilatation and Con-
  73. craction of che Chest, Whereby che Air is taten in
  74. by che Wind- pipe For che accension oE, the Blood,
  75. and by and by is driven our asain vich other Va-
  76. Porous FMuriums. The cause oF Respiration docs
  77. nOt Seem rO consist in rhe Dilatation and Contra
  78. ction oF the Thorax, a5 is commonir choushc, buE
  79. in che Conrraction oE che Lunic, Which corersthe
  80. uxper Parr oF che Oesophagus and che Wind-Pipe, a5
  81. Far a5 its clolest Recesses. Blanchard.
  82. Thereare mans Opinions abour che TIses OF Re-
  83. spirarion: Some chink che chiet, il noc che sole
  84. Desion otic, is eo cool and cemper the Heat oF the
  85. Blood, and che FICarE.
  86. Ochers will hare che Substance of che AIr FO seE
  87. by Respirarion into che Vessels oF che Lungs co che
  88. letr Venrricle ot the Ilcarr; noc only thereby t0
  89. cool che Blo0d, but allo help generare aerial Spirits.
  90. This was che Opinion ot Hippoerates, Aristorle, and
  91. Calen.
  92. Orhers catie, with more Probabilier, Respiration
  93. to serre For che Ventilation oF che BI00d in chc
  94. Lungs, in irs passase chrough chem, whereby ris
  95. disburthened of many Excrementirious Sceams and
  96. Supertuous Scrolicies, which are carried oH by rhe
  97. Breath in Expirarion; (o thac the Blo0d may be
  98. adrancaseous depurated, by whac is carried oA
  99. by che Lmunctory of cheLunss.
  100. In che Philos. Frans. NT 65, ThereIS a VerY PreHtY
  101. Accoune oF che Cause and Nanner OF Respiration,
  102. by che Famous Laur. Bellini.
  103. RESPITE, a Word uled in TaW, For delar, FOr-
  104. BCaFANCC, OF COnTIMManCC OF TimC.
  105. RESELTE of Fomase, IS the ForbearinS OE HO-
  106. mare, wrtrich onghE Ars OF aII co be pertormed by
  107. che Tenane chac holdech by Fomaze; and ic hac
  108. the most Frequent use in Tuch 25 held bY KniohES.
  109. Cerrice in Capite, wrto did par into che Exchequet
  110. every AEh Ferm; Tome sinall Sum oF MoneY, 10 bC
  111. respited che doins of cheir Fsomace. Sec che Stat.
  112. T2 Car. 2. Cap. 24. Wrhrereby chis is caten avay 2c
  113. a Charse inciden or aritins srom Knisbis Ser-
  114. Drce.
  115. RESPON.
  116. char chis may bc ot For Buildins os Ships.
  117. Atcerchis, several Investisarions oF inC LIGUIC Ot
  118. a Foundim Solid, which Mould more chroush a
  119. Medium With che least Resistence, vere PubMIMa
  120. Oyche Marquis PTospital, Bernoulli, and vets oest
  121. and cledrly by Mr. John Crais in the Phil. Transact.
  122. NV 208, Where he solres the ProbleM, lo deter-
  123. mine ehe Curre, by Whose Roration round an Axis
  124. a round solid tall be generaced, which beinq mo-
  125. red accotdins ro ehe Direction oF thac Axis, Mai
  126. have ile least Resistence in any Medium.
  127. Reo Naturales: Nacural chings aIC LIC
  128. FIcalth, EIR C auseS OF FTCaIEII, AHe AIS L.HCCLS. .
  129. thers reckon Seren; a5 ce Bleents, lepera-
  130. MeNES, LIUmOES, Spirits, Pars, Faculties, Actions:
  131. buc Flehlents and lemperamenes belons to Nacu-
  132. ral Philosophs; Flumiors, Spiries and ParES, are
  133. reckonca amonss the Caules ot Hlealeh, Wrnich
  134. consist of a 800d Temperature, and a due Confor-
  135. MMaLIOH; Faculcies and Actions are comprehended
  136. under rhe EHects oF Hlcalrh. Blanchard.
  137. RFS Non naturales: Thinesthat are noc Natura
  138. are SIX: Air, Meac and Drink, Morion and R est
  139. Stcepins and Wakins, che Afections oE the Mind
  140. Things chac are let out of, and Things recrained in
  141. the Body. Ther are (0 called, becaule chatit cher
  142. exceed their due bounds, ther otcen occalien
  143. cales. Blanchard.
  144. RESOLVEND, a cerm in the Extraction oFche
  145. Square and Cube ROOrS, 5sc. signitring char Num-
  146. vec ohieh arises srom alslam ihe Remoinde

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