he meant that if we can discover that one immovable point (the metaphorical place where he can stand and not move), then from that proven truth we can learn anything else- including the reason for human life.
I have found it I have found it
the new world is the world that Columbus discovered for the Europeans. If it was not for the new world the slave trade could have easily died out.
There is no meaning unless one is ascribed to it. Therefore all meaning(s) is subjective. It could mean the totality of universal particles and energy as they effect (and are effected by) you, or it could mean little more than a rat race.
They could eat anything. They could hamburgers, squid. You name it. Just because it's a different part of the world doesn't mean that they eat different foods. i think they mean what food based on culture... google it, or go on wikipedia
How could a team win the champions league and world cup at the same time? Do you mean an individual player who won both honors ?
well if you mean as in lever action there is winchesters with lever action ive seen a 10 gauge Winchester with lever action its a fine piece of wor i wish i could have shot it
I have found it I have found it
hes sum old greek bloke
Not at all. Maybe you mean Archimedes?
I think you mean an Archimedes screw.
force
A Class-1 lever is a lever with the force and the load (resistance) on opposite sides of the fulcrum (pivot).
The French word lever means to raise in English.The English word lever means levier in French.
Nothing. You probably mean cantilever.
It basically means depending on what your meaning. it could mean in the world of the world or the world.
It could mean spreading your manufacturing capabilities throughout the world or it could mean spreading your final product throughout the world.
Prof. William Dunham explicates one version of the phrase in the series I'm now watching entitled "Great Thinkers, Great Theorems". In Lecture no. 6, "The Life and Works of Archimedes", Prof. Dunham states the quotation as "Give me a place to stand and I will move the earth." Here is a portion of what Prof Dunham explains this to mean: "What he (Archimedes) is getting at there is he understood the principle of the lever, the fulcrum, and if you had a long enough arm and you push down you can lift a very great weight - even the earth - should you have a long enough arm to do that."