The true method is to encase the building in a network of rods, when it will take its charge quietly like a Leyden jar. |
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The first relates to the exact period of his residence at Leyden University. |
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In frictional electricity, a series of Leyden jars so arranged as to admit of being charged and discharged together. |
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Magrath was reading a treatise on medicine, in good Leyden Latin, by a lamp. |
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He found that the inner and outer armatures of his Leyden jars were oppositely electrified. |
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I'm tired of being fed with a medicine spoon, and only let me get a sight o' Leyden at the end of my six-gun, and blooey! |
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The other four helices were similarly arranged, but their ends connected with a Leyden jar. |
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The text is written in hieratic on papyrus, and is preserved in the Royal Museum, Leyden. |
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It indicates that Franklin had subjected them to a scrutiny hardly less close than that which he had fixed upon the Leyden jar. |
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In order to collect the electricity thus generated a vessel called a Leyden jar is used. |
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The discharge of a Leyden jar or of another condenser sets up ether waves that have the speed of light. |
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He believed that the electricity in the bottle, or Leyden jar, was the same thing as the lightning we see in a thunder-storm. |
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At their tercentenary festival in 1875, tne Leyden University printed a list of their students from their foundation to that year. |
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But the last exclamation escaped him like the discharge from a Leyden jar. |
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I am credibly informed that persons of culture have forgotten John Leyden. |
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Similar to spiced Leyden or Edam with caraway, and shaped like a Gouda. |
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We are at Leyden now, but we left Haarlem through the Groningen gate. |
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I loved Mayken Floriszoon, who died at Leyden, the day after help came. |
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In 1740, at Leyden, was discovered the jar which bears that name. |
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Robinson was the pastor of the separatist congregation at Leyden. |
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Leyden and Amsterdam as quickly recall to our minds the name of Rembrandt. |
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Betrayed thus by husband and adored son, the Leyden did battle. |
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Let us look at the familiar illustration of charging a Leyden jar. |
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Then he connected the crown by a long wire with the Leyden jar. |
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Next, he took his Leyden jar and collected the electricity in that. |
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I have drawn with the metal-point the portrait of Master Lukas van Leyden. |
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It was when Leyden was holding out against the Spaniards, led by Valdez. |
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William, without touching the stirrup, vaulted into the saddle of the led horse, and, setting his spurs into its flanks, started off for the Leyden road. |
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These Puritans suffered so much persecuted in England that, in 1607, many of them went over to Holland, and lived ten or twelve years at Amsterdam and Leyden. |
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