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The fact that equation v . is divisible by 2 , and that equation iv . is not so divisible , is almost in itself sufficient evidence that the actions are of essentially different character . It is somewhat surprising to find that the ...
The fact that equation v . is divisible by 2 , and that equation iv . is not so divisible , is almost in itself sufficient evidence that the actions are of essentially different character . It is somewhat surprising to find that the ...
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Therein I directed attention to the fact that " gravitation " is only a special instance of the law of universal attraction , and as a corollary to this , at any considerable depth within the sphere of the earth , an appreciable factor ...
Therein I directed attention to the fact that " gravitation " is only a special instance of the law of universal attraction , and as a corollary to this , at any considerable depth within the sphere of the earth , an appreciable factor ...
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In the first case the apparent trembling of the light is due to the fact that the observer is actually watching the passage of more than one flash following the same route . In multiple or inter- mittent lightning flashes there are ...
In the first case the apparent trembling of the light is due to the fact that the observer is actually watching the passage of more than one flash following the same route . In multiple or inter- mittent lightning flashes there are ...
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The text is , in fact , a concise synopsis of the leading groups of birds , with special reference to the specimens exhibited in the galleries . The plan of the synopsis necessarily follows the system adopted in the museum , and it ...
The text is , in fact , a concise synopsis of the leading groups of birds , with special reference to the specimens exhibited in the galleries . The plan of the synopsis necessarily follows the system adopted in the museum , and it ...
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As a matter of fact , we must consider that part of the sun's limb which first makes its appearance above the horizon ; the first glimpse of the upper limb of the sun is in question , say , when the visible limb is 2 ' high . shown that ...
As a matter of fact , we must consider that part of the sun's limb which first makes its appearance above the horizon ; the first glimpse of the upper limb of the sun is in question , say , when the visible limb is 2 ' high . shown that ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 72 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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