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... important that it is necessary to go somewhat more into detail , in order that our readers may thoroughly understand its importance , and be in a position to appreciate the advantages attendant on the use of wire . We therefore ...
... important that it is necessary to go somewhat more into detail , in order that our readers may thoroughly understand its importance , and be in a position to appreciate the advantages attendant on the use of wire . We therefore ...
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... importance , but unfortunately this mountain , as well as the station of Gen. Nansouty on the Pic - du - Midi , has ... important for the study of storms to be extended to every country ; that wires independent of the telegraphic system ...
... importance , but unfortunately this mountain , as well as the station of Gen. Nansouty on the Pic - du - Midi , has ... important for the study of storms to be extended to every country ; that wires independent of the telegraphic system ...
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... important stage . Upon it there are several teeth of the species Diplodus parvulus , Traq . , associated with cranial cartilage , and a spine which is certainly not Pleuracanthus , but is totally unlike it , and one which does not ...
... important stage . Upon it there are several teeth of the species Diplodus parvulus , Traq . , associated with cranial cartilage , and a spine which is certainly not Pleuracanthus , but is totally unlike it , and one which does not ...
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... importance of the point in question will be at once perceived when it is stated that if St. Paul's Rocks belong to ... important parts of this great work , the advent of which has been so long and so patiently ARCH . GEIKIE waited for ...
... importance of the point in question will be at once perceived when it is stated that if St. Paul's Rocks belong to ... important parts of this great work , the advent of which has been so long and so patiently ARCH . GEIKIE waited for ...
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... importance and signification in a physiological sense were first per- ceived , but its formation is the earliest and best example of an action that plays an important part , and is probably the most interesting question in modern ...
... importance and signification in a physiological sense were first per- ceived , but its formation is the earliest and best example of an action that plays an important part , and is probably the most interesting question in modern ...
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Page 247 - It will be in the recollection of some of our readers that the object of the Association was extended at the last annual meeting, so as to include the effecting of improvements in the teaching of elementary mathematics and mathematical physics. This extension has met with great approval, and the novelty of this year's meeting will be the reading of three papers : ( I ) " The Teaching of Elementary Mechanics," by WH Besant, FRS (2) " The Basis of Statics,
Page 251 - In matters of commerce, the fault of the Dutch Is giving too little and asking too much; With equal advantage the French are content: So we'll clap on Dutch bottoms a twenty per cent.
Page 224 - Our readers possibly may smile at our ignorance ; but we care not, so that the sincerity and truth of our statement be not suspected. The Tree of the Ten Thousand Images seemed to us of great age. Its trunk, which three men could scarcely embrace with outstretched arms, is not more than eight feet high; the branches, instead of shooting up, spread out in the shape of a plume of feathers, and are extremely bushy; few of them are dead. The leaves are always green, and the wood, which is of a reddish...
Page 252 - Many of you will begin to think that you are listening to the play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark omitted, for so far I have said nothing whatever about technical education.