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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

If this were not the case the passage of the water, over time, even in stone, would enlarge the aperture, deregularizing the device. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #100)
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34 100 If this were not the View more quotes about case">case the passage of the water, over time, even in stone, would enlarge the aperture, deregularizing the device.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 97 It tapers toward the bottom to keep the water pressure constant, that being required to regularize the speed of the flow, a larger amount of water over a larger area exerting a pressure equivalent in its effect to that of a lesser amount over a smaller area.
34 98 The second major factor is the aperture itself.
34 99 This is a drilled plug which is periodically replaced.
34 100 If this were not the case the passage of the water, over time, even in stone, would enlarge the aperture, deregularizing the device.
34 101 "We found these," said one of the black-tunicked men, reporting back.
34 102 He held chains.
34 103 "Come here!" said the leader of the black-tunicked men to the pit master who, accommodatingly, left his table and game.
It tapers toward the bottom to keep the water pressure constant, that being required to regularize the speed of the flow, a larger amount of water over a larger area exerting a pressure equivalent in its effect to that of a lesser amount over a smaller area. The second major factor is the aperture itself. This is a drilled plug which is periodically replaced. If this were not the case the passage of the water, over time, even in stone, would enlarge the aperture, deregularizing the device. "We found these," said one of the black-tunicked men, reporting back. He held chains. "Come here!" said the leader of the black-tunicked men to the pit master who, accommodatingly, left his table and game. - (Witness of Gor)