 | Charles McIntosh - 1839 - 994 pages
...which slits a stout thread is drawn, and a bean or pea fixed to the middle of the thread ; the brick is placed with one end resting on the ground, and the other on the thread; the mouse in attempting to take away the bean, cuts the thread, and the brick falls... | |
 | Charles McIntosh - Garden structures - 1855 - 900 pages
...ground near the line of pease. The thread is then drawn through the slit ends of the sticks, and a brick is placed with one end resting on the ground, and the other resting on the thread about 3 inches from its end, the two peas on the thread being near the middle... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1875 - 560 pages
...is poured on that end to cool it, in order that the folds there may not be opened out in taking off the coil. If the coil be large, a short iron bar is...direction as that in which it revolved when the coil was being formed, and the coil being prevented from revolving by the iron prop, is loosened and slips... | |
 | Francis Sadleir Stoney - Firearms - 1872 - 292 pages
...barrel coil. Process of welding. order that the folds there may not be opened out in the taking off of the coil. If the coil be large, a short iron bar is...extremity which has been removed from the pin. The mandril is then turned in the same direction as that in which it revolved when the coil was being formed,... | |
 | Great Britain. War Office - Ordnance - 1877 - 514 pages
...poured on that end to cool it, in order that the folds there may not be opened out in the taking off of the coil. If the coil be large, a short iron bar is...direction as that in which it revolved when the coil was being formed, and the coil, being prevented from revolving by the iron prop, is loosened and slips... | |
 | Great Britain. War Office - Great Britain - 1877 - 382 pages
...is poured on it to cool it, in order that the folds there may not be opened out in the taking off of the coil. If the coil be large, a short iron bar is placed with ono end resting on the ground, and the other end aüfainst the extremity which has been removed from... | |
 | University of Calcutta - 1912 - 746 pages
...in a plane and either they must meet in a point or be parallel. A xmiform ladder is in equilibrium, with one end resting on the ground and the other end against a vertical wall ; if the ground and wall be both rough, the coefficients of friction being M and n'... | |
 | 650 pages
...of the solution of problems where friction is involved. Ex. 1. A uniform ladder is in equilibrium, with one end resting on the ground, and the other end against a vertical wall; if the ground and wall be both rough, the coefficients of friction being p and 11!... | |
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... the coil. If the coil be large, a short iron bar is placed with one end resting on the ground and the other end against the extremity which has been removed from the pin. The mandrel is then turned in the same direction as that in which it revolved... 