 | Thomas Baker (C.E.) - 1852 - 268 páginas
...until the cord is completely uncoiled. " This train of wheel-work is solely destined to the purpose of communicating the action of the weight to the pendulum...generally contained in a frame consisting of two plates, shown edgewise as k I, mn, which are kept parallel and at the proper distance by three or four pillars,... | |
 | Thomas Baker - 1852 - 260 páginas
...until the cord is completely uncoiled. " This train of wheel-work is solely destined to the purpose of communicating the action of the weight to the pendulum...separate hands, and accordingly two other trains of wheel- work are employed for this purpose." The train just described is generally contained in a frame... | |
 | Thomas Baker - 1852 - 260 páginas
...until the cord is completely uncoiled. . " This train of wheel-work is solely destined to the purpose of communicating the action of the weight to the pendulum...separate hands, and accordingly two other trains of wheel- work are employed for this purpose." The train just described is generally contained in a frame... | |
 | Thomas Baker - 1852 - 276 páginas
...until the cord is completely uncoiled. " This train of wheel- work is solely destined to the purpose of communicating the action of the weight to the pendulum...separate hands, and accordingly two other trains of wheel- work are employed for this purpose." The train just described is generally contained in a frame... | |
 | Robert Willis - 1870 - 552 páginas
...turn the barrel round, communicating • Arlor is the watchmaker's term for an axis; vide note p. 47. motion to the entire train until the cord is completely...generally contained in a frame consisting of two plates, show edgewise at hi, mn, which are kept parallel and at the proper distance by means of three or four... | |
 | Robert Willis - 1870 - 564 páginas
...turn the barrel round, communicating * Arbor is the watchmaker's term for an axis; ride note p. 47. motion to the entire train until the cord is completely...and accordingly two other trains of wheel-work are eraployed for this purpose. The train just described is generally contained in a frame consisting of... | |
 | James Hinton - 1875 - 294 páginas
...affinities from which it springs. The downward motion of a pendulum becomes an equal upward movement, the loss of motion from friction and the resistance of the air being allowed for ; but if this downward motion be accelerated or increased by any other force acting,... | |
 | Arthur Tannatt Woods, Albert W. Stahl - 1886 - 344 páginas
...without re-winding. 227. The train of wheel-work just described is solely destined for the purpose of communicating the action of the weight to the pendulum...generally contained in a frame, consisting of two plates, shown edgewise at M, mn, which are kept parallel and at the proper distance by means of three or four... | |
 | Arthur Tannatt Woods, Albert W. Stahl - 1901 - 344 páginas
...destined for the purpose of communicating the action of the weight to the pendulum in such a manner us to supply the loss of motion from friction and the...hours and minutes by the rotation of two separate bunds, and accordingly two other trains of wheel-work are employed for this purpose. The train just... | |
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This train of wheel-work is solely destined to the purpose of communicating the action of the weight to the pendulum in such a manner as to supply the loss of motion from friction and the resistance of the air. But besides this, the clock is required... 