Another proof of their tenuity is the fact of their not being well seen in telescopes of high magnifying power. |
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The universal ether of science, which exists in extreme tenuity, can be proved to possess some weight. |
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Because of that principle of tenuity, we could use the cantilever, and into structure came this element of continuity. |
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Such agates, when cut transversely, exhibit a succession of parallel lines, often of extreme tenuity, giving a banded appearance to the section. |
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To what a degree of tenuity then this silky matter can be reduced that stretches out in threads of which it takes ten thousand to equal the size of one hair! |
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Not the least of its peculiarities is the great tenuity of all the bones. |
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