Titlebook: Borelli‘s On the Movement of Animals - On the Force of Percussion; Giovanni Alfonso Borelli Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Sw

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On the Variety of Percussions, Which Originates from the Movement and the Position of the Bodies Rets measure and degree although it is called active percussion in relation to the impelling body because it originates from this body, and it is called passive percussion in relation to the body which receives the blow. The operation of the receiver is called resistance whereas the operation of the impeller is called percussion.

RENAL

On the Variety of Percussions Carried Out by the Impetus of a Curved and Accelerated Movement,rned, they can be considered as made of two movements, one downwards and the other transverse. As said above, an oblique rectilinear and uniform movement is made of two movements also rectilinear and uniform, i.e. one downwards and one transverse. The oblique movement is equivalent to these movements not in its length but in its power.

LARK

Duodenitis

Julie Brumberg-Chaumont,Claude RosentalWe obtain the definition by selecting a property or a quality of this object which is the best known of all which belong to it. The most obvious characteristic of the bodies which are displaced or moved, and which is absent in all the bodies at rest and immobile is nothing else than their passage or migration from one place to another.

遗产

Julie Brumberg-Chaumont,Claude Rosentalinally think, it is obvious that some bodies are impelled by a distinct and external motor. So all the objects which are carried, struck or projected are obviously moved forwards by an external impelling subject. But are all the other objects which move in the world equally propelled by an extrinsic principle and cause?

坦白

Humble

apropos

On the Nature of Movement in General,We obtain the definition by selecting a property or a quality of this object which is the best known of all which belong to it. The most obvious characteristic of the bodies which are displaced or moved, and which is absent in all the bodies at rest and immobile is nothing else than their passage or migration from one place to another.