The New Werner Twentieth Century Edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Standard Work of Reference in Art, Literature, Science, History, Geography, Commerce, Biography, Discovery and Invention, Volume 6Werner Company, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 13
... escapement , which will be described presently , and their arbor a goes through a large hole in the back plate near F , and its back pivot turns in a cock OFQ screwed on to the back plate . From the pallet arbor at F descends the crutch ...
... escapement , which will be described presently , and their arbor a goes through a large hole in the back plate near F , and its back pivot turns in a cock OFQ screwed on to the back plate . From the pallet arbor at F descends the crutch ...
Page 14
... escapement , is generally hung by a catgut line passing through a pulley attached to the weight , the other end of the cord being tied to some convenient place in the clock frame or seat - board , to which it is fixed by screws through ...
... escapement , is generally hung by a catgut line passing through a pulley attached to the weight , the other end of the cord being tied to some convenient place in the clock frame or seat - board , to which it is fixed by screws through ...
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... escapement may be used , the errors due to any variation of force are expressed in fractions which inva- riably have the weight and the length of the pendulum in the denominator , though some kind of escapements require a heavy pendulum ...
... escapement may be used , the errors due to any variation of force are expressed in fractions which inva- riably have the weight and the length of the pendulum in the denominator , though some kind of escapements require a heavy pendulum ...
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... escapements . We want therefore some contrivance which will always keep that point of the pendulum on which its time ... escapement for watches . And the best form of the mercurial pendulum is that which was in- troduced by the late ...
... escapements . We want therefore some contrivance which will always keep that point of the pendulum on which its time ... escapement for watches . And the best form of the mercurial pendulum is that which was in- troduced by the late ...
Page 17
... escapement was said to be a loss of nearly a second a day for an inch rise of barometer , but with a gravity escapement and a very heavy pendulum not more than 3 second . Dr. Robinson of Armagh ( see R.A.S. Mem . , vol . v . ) suggested ...
... escapement was said to be a loss of nearly a second a day for an inch rise of barometer , but with a gravity escapement and a very heavy pendulum not more than 3 second . Dr. Robinson of Armagh ( see R.A.S. Mem . , vol . v . ) suggested ...
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