Infinitesimals From a Scientific Standpoint
Infinitesimals From a Scientific Standpoint
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The particular string which can give that pitch of sound has been thrown into similar vibrations and continues to sound as it would if caused to in any other way. When a single key of a piano is struck there is produced a musical sound. There is a defi- nite pitch that is maintained. Strike half a dozen adjacent keys at once and the effect is what we call a noise, though each component by itself would give a pleasing sound. Nearly every body has its own musical pitch, but if a number of bodies ...with different un- related pitches are listened to at once the effect upon the ear is a discordant one and is called a noise. " So it appears with a magnet. Any magnetic bodies in its field become magnetized there that is, they are brought into the same physical state as the body that incited the field.
"Such physical fields are capable of compelling bodies within them to assume the state of motion or similar position or both as the body that produced the field, provided the substance itself be constituted inolecularly like the first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The particular string which can give that pitch of sound has been thrown into similar vibrations and continues to sound as it would if caused to in any other way. When a single key of a piano is struck there is produced a musical sound. There is a defi- nite pitch that is maintained. Strike half a dozen adjacent keys at once and the effect is what we call a noise, though each component by itself would give a pleasing sound. Nearly every body has its own musical pitch, but if a number of bodies ...with different un- related pitches are listened to at once the effect upon the ear is a discordant one and is called a noise. " So it appears with a magnet. Any magnetic bodies in its field become magnetized there that is, they are brought into the same physical state as the body that incited the field.
"Such physical fields are capable of compelling bodies within them to assume the state of motion or similar position or both as the body that produced the field, provided the substance itself be constituted inolecularly like the first.
What to read after Infinitesimals From a Scientific Standpoint?
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