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| Alphabetical [« »] across 2 act 4 acting 1 action 9 actions 4 active 2 activity 6 | Frequency [« »] 10 times 10 were 10 while 9 action 9 acts 9 aid 9 become | Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz On the Conservation of Force IntraText - Concordances action |
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1 I | which can be brought into action in the whole of Nature is 2 I | such a one as obeys the action of gravity. Hence, if the 3 I | the machine by the direct action of the arm. In the clock 4 I | pounds through one foot.~The action of levers in all their various 5 I | another instance of the action of velocity. The sails are 6 II | b, in opposition to the action of gravity, is only to be 7 III| must expect from chemical action. When carbon and oxygen 8 III| strong as before. But the action of the latter is now limited 9 III| attracted by the magnetic action of the electrical current.