Examples of using Hooke in English and their translations into Tagalog
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Hooke never took a bachelor's degree[but]
The Society already had in mind appointing Hooke to this position and indeed on 5 November 1662 he was given the position.
he met Boyle and Hooke.
A better air pump than that used by von Guericke had been made by Greatorix but Hooke felt that he could improve on the design.
John Hooke was left in charge of All Saints.
The 1660 text was the result of three years of experimenting with an air pump with the help of Hooke who he employed as his assistant.
Influenced by Van Dyck he became the most technically proficient painter in England and Hooke could have learnt much from such a leading expert.
This book encouraged Hooke to continue to try to invent a flying machine
certainly his aim to humiliate Hooke in public because of his opinions was abnormal.
Hooke, however, seemed unable to give a mathematical proof of his conjectures
Despite its many faults, the subject of meteorology was set on course after publication of Les Météores particularly through the work of Boyle, Hooke and Halley.
Hooke records that on 18 October 1677 Brouncker was in the chair when a proposal was put forward to elect the Council by a vote.
Hooke was fortunate in gaining the respect of Dr Busby
The diaries of Hooke are fascinating documents in that they tell us something about his character as well as painting an interesting picture of his times.
Indeed Hooke was fortunate to come under the influence of Busby who was an outstanding teacher who quickly realised that he had a quite remarkable pupil.
Hooke was never a person who did one thing at a time,
particularly Hooke and Flamsteed.
the wonders that may be performed by mechanical geometry which he had published five years before Hooke arrived in Oxford.
Wren, Hooke and Halley then discussed whether it could be shown that the inverse square law implies elliptical orbits for the planets,
However, Hooke learnt of Reive's failed attempt at making the parabolic mirror