Calendar: 1866-1867 Page 270

270 EVENING CLASSES No Machine can intensify the energy of Force What is gained in power is lost in speed Combinations of Mechanical Powers-The Force of Fric- tion Dynamics The Units of Space Time and Quantity of Matter The term "Velocity" Newton's First Law of Motion-the Inertness of Matter-A change of Velocity or Direction implies the existence of some exterior Force there- fore the element Time is necessarily introduced Newton's Second Law of Motion and the Parallelogram of Velocities Dynamical Force is measured by the Velocity which it would add to unit of Matter in 1" an inference from Newton's Third Law of Motion therefore the element Weight enters-Nature of the Proofs of the Laws of Motion The Force of Gravity The Motion of Projectiles-Motion down Smooth Inclined Plane-Motion in Curve-The simple Pendulum-Centrifugal Force The Elasticity of Bodies Their direct Collision Hydrostatics Propositions referring to the Nature and Effects of the Pressure exerted by Fluids The Equilibrium of Floating Bodies The Principles on which the Experimental Methods for determining tne Specific Gravity of Body are based Certain Hydrostatic and Pneumatic Machines The Trans- mission of Pressure by means of Fluid which is practically incompressible-The Hydrostatic Press So far the Course is adapted to meet the requirements of Candidates for Matriculation and Examination in the University of London The remainder of the Course is of more practical character The Effects of Friction considered further Properties and Strength of Material Limits of Tenacity and Elasticity Dilatation and Contrac- tion from change of Temperature Immediate effects of Force upon Solid Extension and Compression-Forms and Dimensions of Columns Stability of Structures The Strain upon the Tie Beam of