Treatise On Natural Philosophy volume 2
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, April, 1849.
390 ABSTRACT DYNAMICS.
[818.
Attraction of high water on a plummet at the sea side.
or not many feet above the mean sea level, and 100 yards from low -water mark, a deflection, amounting to more than 5 of the unit angle on each side of the mean verti- 8, 000, 000 cal, will be produced by tides of five feet rise and fall on each side of the mean, if the line of coast does not deviate very much from one average direction for 50 miles on either side, and if the rise and fall is appr...oximately simultaneous and equal for 50 miles out to sea. For, a point placed as in the Vertical section through 0.
sketch will, as the water rises from low tide to high tide, ex perience the attraction of a plate of water indicated in section by HKK L L. If we neglect the small part of the whole effect due to the long bar (extending along the coast) shown in section by HKL, we have only to find the attraction of the rectangular plate of water by hypothesis of 50 miles breadth from KL, 100 miles length parallel to the coast, and 10 feet thickness (KL).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, April, 1849.
390 ABSTRACT DYNAMICS.
[818.
Attraction of high water on a plummet at the sea side.
or not many feet above the mean sea level, and 100 yards from low -water mark, a deflection, amounting to more than 5 of the unit angle on each side of the mean verti- 8, 000, 000 cal, will be produced by tides of five feet rise and fall on each side of the mean, if the line of coast does not deviate very much from one average direction for 50 miles on either side, and if the rise and fall is appr...oximately simultaneous and equal for 50 miles out to sea. For, a point placed as in the Vertical section through 0.
sketch will, as the water rises from low tide to high tide, ex perience the attraction of a plate of water indicated in section by HKK L L. If we neglect the small part of the whole effect due to the long bar (extending along the coast) shown in section by HKL, we have only to find the attraction of the rectangular plate of water by hypothesis of 50 miles breadth from KL, 100 miles length parallel to the coast, and 10 feet thickness (KL).
What to read after Treatise On Natural Philosophy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Thomson Kelvin to read onlineMoreLess
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