Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 - Electronic journals |
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Page 38
... referred to the use of finger- marks for the identification of criminals . There is no doubt as to the value of this system of identification , which was described in the pages of NATURE long before its practical applications had been ...
... referred to the use of finger- marks for the identification of criminals . There is no doubt as to the value of this system of identification , which was described in the pages of NATURE long before its practical applications had been ...
Page 206
... referred to St. John's , while eastward of Cape Sable they can be referred to Halifax . One noteworthy fact brought out by the survey is that the difference in range between spring tides which fall at perigee or apogee respectively is ...
... referred to St. John's , while eastward of Cape Sable they can be referred to Halifax . One noteworthy fact brought out by the survey is that the difference in range between spring tides which fall at perigee or apogee respectively is ...
Page 246
... referred in NATURE to the Hameldon nearly to Tavistock , the stones being abu numerous alignments of stones in Brittany , and I was allowed by Lieut . Devoir , of the French Navy , to give some of his theodolite observations of the ...
... referred in NATURE to the Hameldon nearly to Tavistock , the stones being abu numerous alignments of stones in Brittany , and I was allowed by Lieut . Devoir , of the French Navy , to give some of his theodolite observations of the ...
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