I planned an engine for describing ellipses by the polar equation A/(1 + e cos theta) and tried to make a micrometer with silk threads converging to a point.

[Greek: Theta symbol]

If any manufactures of the kinds mentioned, or others similar to theta, are in existence, they have been produced independently of the agency of this society.

If any manufactures of the kinds mentioned, or others similar to theta, are in existence, they have been produced independently of the agency of this society.

Putting [theta] for the arc embraced by the belt, and [mu] for the coefficient of friction, Q/P = [epsilon]^{[mu]^{[theta]}}, or for a given arc of contact Q =

As to the hs which Mr. White adduces in such names as Anthony and such words as authority, they have no bearing on the question, for those words are not English, and the h in them is perhaps only a trace of that tendency in t to soften itself before certain vowels and before r, as d also does, with a slight sound of theta, especially on the thick tongues of foreigners.

[Greek: TH Th th], Theta, th; [Greek: I i], Iota, i; [Greek K k], Kappa, k; [Greek: L l], Lambda, l; [Greek: M m], Mu, m; [Greek: N n], Nu, n; [Greek: X x], Xi, x; [Greek: O o], Omicron, o short; [Greek: P p], Pi, p; [Greek: R r] Rho, r; [Greek: S s s], Sigma, s; [Greek: T t], Tau, t; [Greek: Y y], Upsilon, u; [Greek: PH ph], Phi, ph; [Greek: CH ch], Chi, ch; [Greek: PS ps], Psi, ps; [Greek: O o], Omega, o long.

Th, written in Greek by the character called Theta, ([Greek: th] or O capital, [Greek: th] or [Greek: th] small,) represents an elementary sound; or, rather, two distinct elementary sounds, for which the Anglo-Saxons had different characters, supposed by Dr. Bosworth to have been applied with accurate discrimination of "the hard or sharp sound of th," from "the soft or flat sound.

SEE Theta Alpha Phi.

SEE Theta Alpha Phi.

THETA ALPHA PHI.

SEE Pooley, Robert C. WOLF, THETA HOLMES.

SEE Theta Alpha Phi.

SEE Theta Alpha Phi.

THETA ALPHA PHI.

SEE Pooley, Robert C. WOLF, THETA HOLMES.

When 2 A the value of the angle [Greek: theta] is less than 45 degrees, P the shear along the plane = - sin [Greek: theta]

When 2 A the value of the angle [Greek: theta] is less than 45 degrees, P the shear along the plane = - sin [Greek: theta]

cos [Greek: A theta].