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Candidates must be not less than 23 nor over 30 years of age , have a robust constitution , and have taken a University Degree in Honours . They must have ex- perience as Teachers : preference will be given to applicants who hold a ...
Candidates must be not less than 23 nor over 30 years of age , have a robust constitution , and have taken a University Degree in Honours . They must have ex- perience as Teachers : preference will be given to applicants who hold a ...
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He finds that even among unicellulars " the be- haviour is not as a rule on the tropism plan — a set , forced method of reacting to each particular agent— but takes place in a much more flexible , less directly machine - like way ...
He finds that even among unicellulars " the be- haviour is not as a rule on the tropism plan — a set , forced method of reacting to each particular agent— but takes place in a much more flexible , less directly machine - like way ...
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On the other hand their less obvious , although not less important , properties are possibly not so well understood ; thus , to take a single Practical Methods of Electrochemistry . By F. Mollwo instance , the conditions to be satisfied ...
On the other hand their less obvious , although not less important , properties are possibly not so well understood ; thus , to take a single Practical Methods of Electrochemistry . By F. Mollwo instance , the conditions to be satisfied ...
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Fatty acids with equally large mole- cules are less stable , for there is a tendency_to_split_off substances of higher oxidation , leaving a hydrocarbon residue . This tendency increases with the increase of ...
Fatty acids with equally large mole- cules are less stable , for there is a tendency_to_split_off substances of higher oxidation , leaving a hydrocarbon residue . This tendency increases with the increase of ...
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11 45 3 59 - Length in miles 192,000 216,000 Height in miles 55,000 60,000 When it is mentioned that our earth has a diameter a little less than 8000 miles , an idea of the magnitude of this solar disturbance can be roughly grasped .
11 45 3 59 - Length in miles 192,000 216,000 Height in miles 55,000 60,000 When it is mentioned that our earth has a diameter a little less than 8000 miles , an idea of the magnitude of this solar disturbance can be roughly grasped .
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| Title | Nature, Volume 72 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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