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No references found	However, they became reassured as to the fate of future generations on being apprised that, according to the calculations of Laplace, this acceleration of motion is confined within very restricted limits, and that a proportional diminution of speed will be certain to succeed it. From The Earth To The Moon by Verne, Jules View in context Gay-Lussac the chemist, Laplace the astronomer, Larrey the surgeon, de Suze the advocate, are here, and with them are Talma, Bellini, Rubini; de Balzac, Beaumarchais, Beranger; Moliere and Lafontaine, and scores of other men whose names and whose worthy labors are as familiar in the remote by-places of civilization as are the historic deeds of the kings and princes that sleep in the marble vaults of St. The Innocents Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context A youth enlightened by gleams by Parisian life soon measures the frightful distance that separates him from the head- clerkship, a distance which no mathematician, neither Archimedes, nor Leibnitz, nor Laplace has ever reckoned, the distance that exists between 0 and the figure 1. Bureaucracy by de Balzac, Honore View in context	Lapel Pins Lapham-Patterson House State Historic Site Laphystius Lapicque, Louis lapidary lapidicolous Lapidoth Lapidus, Morris lapies Lapilli lapilli-tuff Lapin, Albert Lapin, Albert Ianovich Lapin, Artur Lapin, Artur Ianovich Lapin, Petr Lapin, Petr Ivanovich Lapin, Sergei Lapin, Sergei Georgievich LaPine State Park lapis lapis lazuli Lapita culture Lapitskii, Iosif Lapitskii, Iosif Mikhailovich Laplace Laplace Azimuth Laplace Invariant Plane Laplace irrotational motion Laplace law Laplace Nebular Hypothesis Laplace Operator Laplace Point Laplace Theorem Laplace Transform Laplace's Differential Equation Laplace's equation Laplace's expansion Laplace's irrotational motion Laplace's Law Laplace's measure of dispersion Laplace, Pierre Simon, Marquis de Laplace, Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplacian Laplacian speed of sound Lapland LapLink LapLink cable LAPM Lapointe, Ernest Laporte selection rule	Lapis armenus Lapis calaminaris Lapis infernalis lapis lazuli lapis lazuli lapis lazuli lapis lazuli Lapis Ollaris Lapis Ollaris Lapis philosophorum Lapis philosophorum Lapis-lazuli Lapis-lazuli Lapislazuli Lapislazuli Lapita Lapita Culture Lapith Lapitha Lapithae Lapithai Lapíthai Lapithes Lapiths Lapithus Lapitskii, Iosif Lapitskii, Iosif Mikhailovich LAPJ LAPK LAPL Laplace Laplace Azimuth Laplace domain Laplace equation Laplace Invariant Plane Laplace irrotational motion Laplace law Laplace Nebular Hypothesis Laplace operator Laplace operator Laplace Pierre Simon de Laplace Point Laplace Theorem Laplace transform Laplace transform Laplace Transformation Laplace transformations Laplace transforms Laplace's Coefficients Laplace's differential equation Laplace's differential equation Laplace's equation Laplace's expansion Laplace's irrotational motion Laplace's law Laplace's law Laplace's measure of dispersion Laplace, Pierre Simon, marquis de Laplace, Pierre Simon, marquis de Laplace, Pierre-Simon, marquis de

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However, they became reassured as to the fate of future generations on being apprised that, according to the calculations of Laplace, this acceleration of motion is confined within very restricted limits, and that a proportional diminution of speed will be certain to succeed it.

From The Earth To The Moon by Verne, Jules View in context

Gay-Lussac the chemist, Laplace the astronomer, Larrey the surgeon, de Suze the advocate, are here, and with them are Talma, Bellini, Rubini; de Balzac, Beaumarchais, Beranger; Moliere and Lafontaine, and scores of other men whose names and whose worthy labors are as familiar in the remote by-places of civilization as are the historic deeds of the kings and princes that sleep in the marble vaults of St.

The Innocents Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context

A youth enlightened by gleams by Parisian life soon measures the frightful distance that separates him from the head- clerkship, a distance which no mathematician, neither Archimedes, nor Leibnitz, nor Laplace has ever reckoned, the distance that exists between 0 and the figure 1.

Bureaucracy by de Balzac, Honore View in context

Lapel Pins

Lapham-Patterson House State Historic Site