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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Studies in Linguistics and Philosophys some action or operation, must be necessarily produced by some cause, but not by nothing. This cause cannot be the action of the throwing subject while throwing and carrying the mobile, if this mobile is assumed to have left and to be separated from the throwing subject. Consequently, the projecti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7908-1887-1onsider this kind of impression which is carried out by a blow and by the impulse of another body in movement. Moreover, although all solid bodies are somewhat compressible and elastic, as we will show later, and no absolutely hard bodies are found in nature, except the primary bodies from which all

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Inferences with Higher Level Chain Sets be bodies which are deprived of elasticity and compression since at least the primary component bodies are of this nature. The proposition can be verified in them at least. Moreover, it is usual to attribute these qualities even to elastic bodies.

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Inconsistency in , Imagination, nature involves a passage or migration. Therefore, it is obvious that, if all the external causes impeding and slowing down this passage and movement are removed, the movement will last for ever, as long as the effect of any cause cannot by itself fail or soften without addition of opposite causes

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Extracting Information from Logical Proofs,ow which press the impelled body must be analysed. Percussion is a compressive action of the impelling body, sustained and slowed down by the body receiving the blow. Thus, in a percussion two bodies are necessary. One is the agent, the other is the patient or the one resisting the action. The actio

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Extracting Information from Logical Proofs,assion are not different as far as their energy is concerned. They differ only in the terms. Thus the force of percussion is one and the same as are its 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

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,Preferential Structures – Part II, over a curved line, exerting a percussion must now be considered. Although these movements undergo very many variations as far as percussion is concerned, they can be considered as made of two movements, one downwards and the other transverse. As said above, an oblique rectilinear and uniform movem