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W. de W. Abney , F. R. S. , 538 ; Contrivance for Determining Refractive Index of Liquid , 544 ; Experiments on ... Total Reflection to Determine Light - Refraction of Liquid Oxygen , Herren Olszewski and Witkowski , 614 ; Researches at ...
W. de W. Abney , F. R. S. , 538 ; Contrivance for Determining Refractive Index of Liquid , 544 ; Experiments on ... Total Reflection to Determine Light - Refraction of Liquid Oxygen , Herren Olszewski and Witkowski , 614 ; Researches at ...
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A. Lodge , Mr. Boys , W. Baily , Mr. Swinburne , Mr. Williams , 116 ; the Determination of the Critical Volume ... 187 ; Method for determining Density of saturated Vapours and Expansion of Liquids at Higher Temperatures , B Galitzine ...
A. Lodge , Mr. Boys , W. Baily , Mr. Swinburne , Mr. Williams , 116 ; the Determination of the Critical Volume ... 187 ; Method for determining Density of saturated Vapours and Expansion of Liquids at Higher Temperatures , B Galitzine ...
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... a Method of obtaining Alternating Currents of Constant and Easily - Determined Frequency , 586 Purdie ( T. ) ... 294 Pyrometry Experiments to Determine Temperature of Flame of Water - gas , E. Blass , 113 Qualitative Chemical ...
... a Method of obtaining Alternating Currents of Constant and Easily - Determined Frequency , 586 Purdie ( T. ) ... 294 Pyrometry Experiments to Determine Temperature of Flame of Water - gas , E. Blass , 113 Qualitative Chemical ...
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How far this notation would suit very complicated expressions , is a point that would have to be determined by experience ; but for printing mathematics of ordinary complexity it would be useful in economizing space and diminishing the ...
How far this notation would suit very complicated expressions , is a point that would have to be determined by experience ; but for printing mathematics of ordinary complexity it would be useful in economizing space and diminishing the ...
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Its law of loss of brilliance being determined , it may be used for measuring very feeble illuminations , such as distant artificial light or the general luminosity of the sky due to the stars . The decrease of light after the first 900 ...
Its law of loss of brilliance being determined , it may be used for measuring very feeble illuminations , such as distant artificial light or the general luminosity of the sky due to the stars . The decrease of light after the first 900 ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 47 Recent scientific and technical books |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1893 |
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