...x the value x = ±A, which intimates that the hyperbola, like the ellipse, intersects the axis of * in two points, B, A, equidistant from O, the one to the right, and the otl.er to the left, and that A expresses this distance. If, in the same equation, we suppose x —...

...intersection with the axes, suppose y = 0, in equation (5), and there results for x the value 2c = ± A, which intimates that the hyperbola, like the ellipse,...suppose x = 0, we have for the corresponding value ofy the expression y = V {A2 — (?\Now smce 2c is the base, and 2 A the difference, of the sides -of...

...purpose of commencing the opening of a drain. Two furrow slices are thrown off by this instrument, the one to the right and the other to the left, and a strip of earth of about fifteen inches wide left between the furrows. This strip is subsequently...

...General Burnside's plan had been to throw in a column, the two leading regiments of which were to wheel, the one to the right and the other to the left, and sweep down the enemy's lines on either side, while the main body were to press on to the top of the...

...General Buruside's plan had been to throw in a column, the two leading regiments of which were to wheel, the one to the right and the other to the left, and sweep down the enemy's lines on either side, while the main body were to press on to the top of the...

...the attack the next morning. to throw in a column, the two leading regiments of which were to wheel, the one to the right and the other to the left, and sweep down the enemy's lines on either side, while the main body were to press on to the top of the...

...philosophy places us, we see how the inquiries of natural science and mental philosophy must part, the one to the right and the other to the left, and remain forever occupied in distinct realms, and, as we shall later see, with diverse and opposed conceptions....

...without that mixture. But we must recognise two contrary causes, two opposing powers, which draw us, the one to the right, and the other to the left, and which thus govern our life, just as they do the sublunary world, which is on this account subject to...

...from that in the middle to the length, however, of only 24 metres, when they turn at right angles, the one to the right, and the other to the left, and communicate with a long corridor between them ; the ground-p'an being that of a blunt wedge with the...

...diminished towards the cervix. The cervices opened into distinct vaginsc, each situated on the same plane, the one to the right and the other to the left, and each equally permeable. The vulva •was normal, except that the median partition was attached to the...