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—>  An Explanation of the Construction and Method of Working the Magnetic Needle Telegraph
—>  An Explanation of the Mechanism and Uses of a general portable Microscope, first invented and made in the Year 1728; and Publish'd by His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, February 17, 1742
—>  An Explanation of the Nature of the Equation of Time, and Use of the Equation Table for Adjusting Watches and Clocks to the Motion of the Sun. Also, The Description of a Time-Keeper for Astronomical and Other Uses
—>  An Explanation of the Observed Irregularities in the Motion of Uranus, on the Hypothesis of Disturbances caused by a more Distant Planet; with a Determination of the Mass, Orbit, and Position of the Disturbing Body
—>  An explanatory dictionary of the apparatus and instruments employed in the various operations of philosophical and experimental chemistry : 2 entries
—>  An Explication of the Diall sett up in the King's Garden at London, in 1669. In which very many sorts of Dyalls are conteined: by which, besides the Houres of all kinds, etc. Shines
—>  An Exposition of some of the Laws and Phenomena of Magnetic Induction, with original Illustrative Experiments
—>  An Extension of the Double Altitude Problem to finding the Longitude as well as the Latitude at Sea
—>  An Extract from a Letter of the Rev. Mr John Hellins, formerly Assistant to Mr (now Dr) Maskelyne, the Astronomer Royal at Greenwich Observatory, to Francis Maseres, Esq.
—>  An Extract from a Letter of the Rev. Mr. John Hellins, formerly Assistant to Mr. (now Dr.) Maskelyne, the Astronomer-Royal at Greenwich Observatory, to Francis Maseres, Esq.
—>  "An Extract of an account given by Mr. Flamstead of his own and Mr. Edmund Halleys Observations concerning the Spots in the Sun, appearing in July and August 1676"
—>  An Extract of some Physico-Mathematical Discourses contained in Mr. Cotes's Hydrostatical and Pneumatical Lectures: printed for the use of those that go the Course of Experiments
—>  "An Extract of the Journal des Scavans. of April 22 st. N. 1686. Giving an account of the two new Satellites of Saturn, discovered lately by Mr. Cassini at the Royal Observatory in Paris."
—>  "An Historical Account of the Trade Winds, and Monsoons, observable in the Seas between and near the Tropicks, with an attempt to assign the Phisical cause of the said Winds"
—>  An Historical and Descriptive Account of the various processes of the Daguerreotype and the Diorama,
—>  An Historical and Philosophical Account of the Barometer, or Weather-Glass. ... Are Assigned and Explained ...
—>  An Historical and Philosophical Account of the Barometer, or Weather-Glass. Wherein the Reason and Use of that Instrument, the Theory of the Atmosphere, and the Causes of its different Gravitation, are Assign'd and Explain'd. And a Modest Attempt from the
—>  An Historical and Philosophical Account of the Barometer, or Weather-Glass. Wherein the reason and use of that Instrument, the Theory of the Atmosphere, the Causes of its different Gravitation are assign'd and explain'd: and A Modest Attempt from thence m
—>  An Historical Review of the Nature and Results of Vaccination, as unfolded in Dr Baron's Life of Jenner
—>  An Historical Survey of the Astronomy of the Ancients
—>  An Humble Address to the Right Honourable the Lords. And the rest of the Honourable Commissioners, Appointed by Act of Parliament to judge of all Performances Relating to the Longitude; Wherein it is demonstrated from Mr Flamsteed's Observations, that by
—>  An Hypothetical Notion of the Plague; And some Out-of-the-Way Thoughts about it. Shewing, I. What the Pestilential Matter Originally is, and whence. II. What the Infective Particles, and their Quality is. III. The Nature of Infection and Contagion. IV. Me
—>  "An Iconographic Study of Sandglasses Suggesting a Possible Use as Cheap Domestic Timekeepers"
—>  "An Iconographic Study of Sandglasses"
—>  An idea of a phytological history propounded. : Together with a continuation of the anatomy of vegetables, particularly prosecuted upon roots. And an account of the vegetation of roots grounded chiefly thereupon
—>  An Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue of Philosophical, Meteorological, Mathematical, Surveying, Optical and Photographic Instruments, manufactured by L. P. Casella, Scientific & Meteorological Instrument Maker to the Admiralty, ... 23, Hatton Garden,
—>  An Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue of Surveying, Philosophical, Mathematical, Optical, Photographic and Standard Meteorological Instruments manufactured by L. Casella
—>  An Illustrated Catalogue of Microscopes Objectives and Accessory Apparatus
—>  An Illustrated Catalogue of Scientific Instruments
—>  An Illustrated Catalogue of Scientific Instruments manufactured and sold by R. & J. Beck, to whom the following medals have been awarded: ...
—>  An Illustrated Catalogue of Scientific Instruments Owned by the Most Honourable the Marquess of Bath
—>  [An Illustrated Catalogue of Scientific Instruments ...]
—>  An Illustrated Dictionary of Scientific Terms
—>  An Illustrated History of Science
—>  An Inaugural Lecture on the Study of Botany, read in the Library of the Botanic Garden, Oxford, May 1, 1834
—>  An Inaugural Lecture on the Study of Botany, read in the Library of the Botanic Garden, Oxford, May I, MDCCCXXXIV
—>  An Independent Scientist's Views on the Economic & Political Possibilities of Atomic Energy for the Future
—>  An Index of British Mathematicians. Part 2. 1701-1760
—>  An Index of British Mathematicians: A Check-List
—>  An Index to Biographical Fragments in Unspecialized Scientific Journals
—>  An Index to the Genera and Species of the Diatomaceae and their Synonyms
—>  An Index to The Mathematical Practitioners of Hanoverian England 1714-1840
—>  An Index to The Mathematical Practitioners of Hanoverian England 1714-1840 by E. G. R. Taylor
—>  "An Infirmity of Purpose"
—>  "An Inquiry concerning the Weight ascribed to Heat"
—>  "An Inquiry into the Geometrical Character of the Hour-lines upon the Antique Sundials"
—>  "An Inquiry into the Geometrical Character of the Hour-Lines upon the Antique Sun-Dials"
—>  An Inquiry into the Original State and Formation of the Earth; deduced from facts and the laws of Nature. To which is added an Appendix, containing some general observations on the strata in Derbyshire. With sections of them, representing their arrangment
—>  An Instance of Mechanic Movement, in which the known Axiom does not take place, namely, that 'in using any Mechanic Power, what you gain in power, you lose in time'
—>  "An Instrument for the Rapid and Accurate Determination of the Specific Gravity of Solid Bodies"
—>  "An Interferometer after Mach and Zehnder"
—>  "An International Catalogue of Scientific Instruments made before A.D. 1500. A Preliminary Report"
—>  "An International Checklist of Astrolabes"
—>  An Interpretation of the no. 666. Wherein, not onely the Manner, how this Number ought to be Interpreted, is clearely proved and Demonstrated: but it is also showed, yt this Number is an exquisite and perfect Character, truly, exactly, and essentially des
—>  "An Intimate View of Seventeenth Century Science"
—>  An Introduction and Notes, on Mr. Bird's method of Dividing Astronomical Instruments. To which is added, a Vocabulary of English and French Technical Terms
—>  An Introduction to a General System of Hydrostaticks and Hydraulicks, Philosophical and Practical. Wherein the most reasonable and advantageous Methods of raising and conducting Water, ... Containing in General a Physico-mechanical Enquiry into the Origin
—>  An Introduction to Astronomy. In a series of letters, from a Preceptor to his Pupil. In which the most useful and interesting Parts of the Science are clearly and familiarly explained
—>  An Introduction to Astronomy. In a series of letters, from a Preceptor to his Pupil. In which the most useful and interesting Parts of the Science are clearly and familiarly explained.
—>  An Introduction to Bibliography for Literary Students
—>  An Introduction to Brass
—>  An introduction to Celestial Mechanics
—>  An introduction to chemical science
—>  An Introduction to Chronology: Containing an Account of Time; also of the most remarkable Cycles, Epochs, Eras, Periods and Moveable Feasts. To which is added, a Brief Account of the several Methods proposed for the Alteration of the Style, the reforming
—>  An Introduction to Designated Collections
—>  An Introduction to Electricity
—>  An introduction to electricity : in six sections : 2 entries
—>  An Introduction to Electricity. In six sections. I. Of Electricity in general. II. A Description of the Electrical Machine. III. A Description of the Apparatus (belonging to the Machine) for making Electrical Experiments. IV. How to know if the Machine be
—>  An Introduction to Experimental Psychology
—>  An Introduction to Geography, Astronomy, and Dialling Containing the most Useful Elements of the said Sciences ...
—>  An Introduction to Islamic Cosmological Doctrines
—>  An introduction to machine drawing and design
—>  An Introduction to Medieval Ivory Carvings
—>  An Introduction to Metallic Corrosion
—>  An Introduction to Metallurgical Laboratory Techniques
—>  An Introduction to Mineralogy: or An Accurate Classification of Fossils and Minerals, viz. Earths, Stones, Salts, Inflammables and Metallic Substances
—>  An Introduction to Natural Philosophy
—>  An Introduction to Natural Philosophy: or Philosophical Lectures read in the University of Oxford anno Dom. 1700
—>  An Introduction to Natural Philosophy: or, Philosophical Lectures read in the University of Oxford, Anno Dom. 1700 : 2 entries
—>  An Introduction to Organic Chemistry
—>  An Introduction to Pharmacology and Therapeutics
—>  An introduction to physiological and systematical botany
—>  An Introduction to Practical Astronomy: Containing tables recently computed for facilitating the reduction of celestial observations
—>  An Introduction to Practical Astronomy; or, The Use of the Quadrant and Equatorial
—>  An introduction to the atomic theory
—>  An Introduction to the Chart of the Elements
—>  An Introduction to the Geometrical Analysis of the Ancients
—>  An Introduction to the History and Study of Chess: with copious descriptions, etymological & practical; together with a system of elementary rules for playing; to which is added, The analysis of chess, of Andre Danican Philidor; the whole simplifyed and a
—>  An Introduction to the History of Astrology
—>  An Introduction to the History of Medicine : 2 entries
—>  An Introduction to the Life of the Rev. Thomas Birch D.D., F.R.S. 1705-1766 Leading Editor of the General Dictionary ... 1741 Secretary of the Royal Society and Trustee of the British Museum
—>  An Introduction to the Literature of Vertebrate Zoology based chiefly on the titles in the Blacker Library of Zoology, the Emma Shearer Wood Library of Ornithology, the Bibliotheca Osleriana and other libraries of McGill University, Montreal : 2 entries
—>  An Introduction to the M. C. C. Periodic Chart of the Elements
—>  An introduction to the mechanical part of clock and watch work : 1773
—>  An Introduction to the Mechanical Part of Clock and Watch Work. In two parts: containing all the Arithmetic and Geometry necessary, with their Particular Application in the said Branches. A work very useful for the Working Mechanic, or Gentlemen Mechanica
—>  An Introduction to the Optical Microscope
—>  An introduction to the osteology of the Mammalia : being the substance of the course of lectures delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1870
—>  An Introduction to the Study of Cryptogamous Plants in Letters
—>  An Introduction to the Study of the Diatomaceae
—>  An Introduction to the Technique of Section-Cutting from the Notes of the late Mr. Peter Jamieson

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