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... but it will often happen that the figure does not show the vertically oppo- site angles that would be referred to . I should be glad to know whether there is any term express- ing the relation in question in use among either English ...
... but it will often happen that the figure does not show the vertically oppo- site angles that would be referred to . I should be glad to know whether there is any term express- ing the relation in question in use among either English ...
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... and confirm in every detail the other properties of glycol aldehyde described in our previous note above referred to . The chemistry of this first member of the series which in- cludes the sugars is now , therefore , fairly complete ...
... and confirm in every detail the other properties of glycol aldehyde described in our previous note above referred to . The chemistry of this first member of the series which in- cludes the sugars is now , therefore , fairly complete ...
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That this book will be widely used is undoubted , for it will form an excellent forerunner to the more ad- vanced one referred to above . Introduction to Physiological Psychology . By Dr. Theodor Ziehen . Translated by C. C. van Liew ...
That this book will be widely used is undoubted , for it will form an excellent forerunner to the more ad- vanced one referred to above . Introduction to Physiological Psychology . By Dr. Theodor Ziehen . Translated by C. C. van Liew ...
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I was glad to give a few more details than those supplied by Mr. Wallace , and at the same time to mention examples which could be actually seen by readers ; for I referred to the collection more than once . I was , however , anxious to ...
I was glad to give a few more details than those supplied by Mr. Wallace , and at the same time to mention examples which could be actually seen by readers ; for I referred to the collection more than once . I was , however , anxious to ...
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During the reign its length and the smaller events might be recorded in vague years and days so long as the date of its commencement had been referred to a cycle . We have next to consider more especially the vague year .
During the reign its length and the smaller events might be recorded in vague years and days so long as the date of its commencement had been referred to a cycle . We have next to consider more especially the vague year .
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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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