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...third, and so on, it will be evident that by multiplying wheels and pinions in this manner, the last will have a very sensible motion; so that the moveable...have teeth fitted into a pinion, to which an index is attached, this index will make several revolutions, when the dilatation of the bar amounts only to...

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...third, and soon, it will be evident that by multiplying wheels and pinions in this manner, the last will have a very sensible motion ; so that the moveable...hundredth or thousandth part of a line, without a point ot the circumference of the last wheel passing over several inches. If this circumference then have...

...third, and so on, it will be evident that ^y multiplying wheels and pinions in this manner, the last will have a very sensible motion ; so that the moveable...have teeth fitted into a pinion, to which an index is attached, this index will make several revolutions, when the dilation of the bar amounts only to a...

...third, and so on, it will be evident that hv multiplying wheels and pinions in this manner, the bit will have a very sensible motion ; so that the moveable...have teeth fitted into a pinion, to which an index is attached, this index will make several revolutions, when the dilation of the bar amounts only to a...

...other extremity will be pushed forwards. If this extremity then be affixed to the end of a lever, the other end of which is furnished with a pinion adapted...motion ; so that the moveable extremity of the small har rannot pass over the hundredth or thousandth part of a line, without a point of the circumference...

...third, and so on, .'.ill be evident that (by multiplying wheels and pinions in this manner, the last will have a very sensible motion ; so that the moveable extremity of the smalt bar cannot pass over the hundredth or thousandth part of a line, without a point of the circumference...