...following principle : — That the difference between the pressure on a plane in a given direction passing through any point P of a fluid in motion and the pressure which would etrist in all directions about P if the fluid in its neighbourhood were in a state of relative equilibrium...

...following principle : — That the difference between the pressure on a plane in a given direction passing through any point P of a fluid in motion and...immediately about P; and that the relative motion dice to any motion of rotation may be eliminated without affecting the differences of the pressures...

...difference between the pressures on a plane in a given direction passing through any point P of a fluic. in motion and the pressure which would exist in all directions about P if th« fluid in its neighborhood were in a state of relative equilibrium depends only on the relative...

...used the axioms (art. 1): That the difference between the pressure on a plane in a given direction passing through any point P of a fluid in motion and...the fluid in its neighbourhood were in a state of equilibrium depends only on the relative motion of the fluid immediately about P; and that the relative...

..."fluidity" in the following form: "That the difference between the pressure on a plane in a given direction passing through any point P of a fluid in motion and the pressure which would exist in all direction about P if the fluid in its neighborhood were in a state of relative equilibrium depends...

...formula from the principle: That the difference between the pressure on a plane in a given direction passing through any point P of a fluid in motion and...P; and that the relative motion due to any motion 14 I. Asimov: "Biographies..." loc. cit. p. 354. 15 GG Stokes: "Mathematical and Physical Papers."...