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Any disturbance in a given portion of the litho- sphere of the equilibrium thus existing must result in shearing movement if the disturbance be small , and in flow in a given direction if the relief in that direction from pressure is ...
Any disturbance in a given portion of the litho- sphere of the equilibrium thus existing must result in shearing movement if the disturbance be small , and in flow in a given direction if the relief in that direction from pressure is ...
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J. H. HAMMOND has given 1000l . to establish a mining and metallurgical library at San Francisco . The State Mining Bureau already possesses an extensive library , but , for want of funds , it has not been possible to add new books ...
J. H. HAMMOND has given 1000l . to establish a mining and metallurgical library at San Francisco . The State Mining Bureau already possesses an extensive library , but , for want of funds , it has not been possible to add new books ...
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Examples are given of their use at the present day as charms against lightning , storm , and other evils , and also they are credited with therapeutic efficacy . The βαίτυλος of the Greeks was a polished stone implement ; from classical ...
Examples are given of their use at the present day as charms against lightning , storm , and other evils , and also they are credited with therapeutic efficacy . The βαίτυλος of the Greeks was a polished stone implement ; from classical ...
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The newly discovered satellite is very faint , being re- ported as three magnitudes fainter than Hyperion , the seventh satellite , which has a magnitude of about 17 ; its period is given as 21 days , and its orbital motion is direct .
The newly discovered satellite is very faint , being re- ported as three magnitudes fainter than Hyperion , the seventh satellite , which has a magnitude of about 17 ; its period is given as 21 days , and its orbital motion is direct .
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This time he has given 2,000,000l . to provide annuities for college pro- fessors prevented by old age or other physical disability from continuing to earn salaries . The gift is to be for the benefit of the United States , Canada , and ...
This time he has given 2,000,000l . to provide annuities for college pro- fessors prevented by old age or other physical disability from continuing to earn salaries . The gift is to be for the benefit of the United States , Canada , and ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 72 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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