The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, Volume 3C. Whittingham, 1809 |
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... gives its ground a more brilliant colour . On the other hand , the porcelains of Paris being more vitreous , transparent , and of a blueish cast , generally crack if boiling water is ... give the receipt would never be ENAMELLING .
... gives its ground a more brilliant colour . On the other hand , the porcelains of Paris being more vitreous , transparent , and of a blueish cast , generally crack if boiling water is ... give the receipt would never be ENAMELLING .
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William Nicholson. which they pretend to give the receipt would never be fabricated . They only serve to shew an able practitioner the me- thod , and leave it to him to correct or make additions . This was found to be the case by Citizen ...
William Nicholson. which they pretend to give the receipt would never be fabricated . They only serve to shew an able practitioner the me- thod , and leave it to him to correct or make additions . This was found to be the case by Citizen ...
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... give indicate that it contains a mixture of silver ; but when ex- actly followed they afford nothing satifac tory ... gives the yellow nearly the same tinge as it ought to have after the baking , and contributes , with the clay and oxide ...
... give indicate that it contains a mixture of silver ; but when ex- actly followed they afford nothing satifac tory ... gives the yellow nearly the same tinge as it ought to have after the baking , and contributes , with the clay and oxide ...
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... give a drawing and description , as it is greatly supe- rior to the common engine with two force pumps . As that kind of engine has so often been described by various authors , and its principle so easily comprehended from the ...
... give a drawing and description , as it is greatly supe- rior to the common engine with two force pumps . As that kind of engine has so often been described by various authors , and its principle so easily comprehended from the ...
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... gives a moment of time for the generation of the contrary motion in the piston , and the water in G GG , and greatly deadens the concus- sion which might else be produced . See STEAM ENGine . Some former attempts to make pressure ...
... gives a moment of time for the generation of the contrary motion in the piston , and the water in G GG , and greatly deadens the concus- sion which might else be produced . See STEAM ENGine . Some former attempts to make pressure ...
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| Title | The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, Volume 3 The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, William Nicholson |
| Author | William Nicholson |
| Publisher | C. Whittingham, 1809 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 18 Apr 2006 |
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