- De
Beghinselen der
Weeghconst (lit. "The
Principles of the Art of Weighing") is a book
about statics written by the
Flemish physicist Simon Stevin in Dutch...
- The
experiment is
described in Stevin's 1586 book De
Beghinselen der
Weeghconst (The
Principles of Statics), a
landmark book on statics: Let us take (as...
- van de
weerdicheyt der
Duytse tael", a
chapter in De
Beghinselen Der
Weeghconst (1586). By the 17th century, the
existence and
nature of the
alleged Adamic...
- term
staltwicht ("parked weight") for
momentum in De
Beghinselen Der
Weeghconst. In 1632,
Galileo Galilei publishes Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief...
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after Simon Stevin. In Stevin's memory, the ****ociation
calls its bar "De
Weeghconst" and owns a self-built
fleet of land yachts. Stevin,
cited as Stevinus...
-
Anvang der Waterwichtdaet, en de
Anhang komen na de
Beghinselen der
Weeghconst en de
Weeghdaet [The
Elements of Hydrostatics,
Preamble to the Practice...
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Therefore Aristotle ... is wrong. — Simon Stevin, De
Beghinselen der
Weeghconst Between 1589 and 1592, the
Italian scientist Galileo Galilei (then professor...
- York:
Cornell University Press, 1987 Stevin, Simon; De
Beghinselen der
Weeghconst ["Principles of the Art of Weighing"], Leyden, 1586; Dijkster****s, Eduard...
- The
Seven Deadly Sins (Tarlton) 1586 in
literature – De
Beghinselen Der
Weeghconst (Stevin) 1587 in
literature – A
discourse of the
subtill practises of...
- 1589.
Stevin published his
findings in his 1586 work De
Beghinselen Der
Weeghconst—translatable to The
Principles of
Statics & The
Principles of the Art...
