 | Edmond Halley, Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1705 - 390 pages
...The Caufe of this odd Appearance is propos'd by Mr. Newton, to be from the concurence of two Tides j the one propagated in fix Hours out of the great South-Sea along the Coaft of China; the other out of the IndianSea, from between the Iflands in twelve Hours, along the Coaft of Malacca and Cambodia. The one... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1705 - 398 pages
..., Numb. 162. The Caufe of this odd Appearance is propos'd by Mr. Newton, to be from the concurence of two Tides ; the one propagated in fix Hours out of the great South-Sea along the Coalt of China ; the other out of the Ind.ia.nSea^ from between the Iflands in twelve Hours, along... | |
 | Edmond Halley, Richard Mead - 1708 - 430 pages
...Plilcfopbical Tranfaftions, Numb. I 6x. The Caule of this odd Appearance is propos'd by Mr, Newtorc, to be from the concurrence of two Tides ; the one propagated...South-Sea along the Coaft of China ; the other out of the Indian-Sea, from between the Iflands in twelve Hour?, along the Coaft of Malacca and Cambodia. The... | |
 | Delphic oracle - 1720 - 386 pages
...high Water at the Moon's fetting, and low Water at her rifing; and the Caufe of this odd Appearance is from the Concurrence of two Tides,, the one propagated in fix Hours out of the great South Sea along the Coaft of China ; the other out of the Indian Sea, from between the Iflands<in twelve... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1722 - 956 pages
...Caufe of thofc extraordinary Tides in the Port of Tunkin in ' China, is propofcd by Mr. Newton to be from the Concurrence of two Tides; the one propagated...out of the great South-Sea, along the Coaft of China y the other out of the Indian-Sea, from between the Iflands in twelve Hours, along the Coall of Malacca... | |
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Newtorc, to be from the concurrence of two Tides ; the one propagated in fix Hours out of the great South-Sea along the Coaft of China ; the other out of the Indian-Sea, from between the Iflands in twelve Hour?, along the Coaft of Malacca and Cambodia. 