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It repre ( 4 ) This is a star of Class II.a , which is now divided into two sented the
work of a lifetime , and as a guide to astronomers is groups , one having spectra
of the type of a Tauri ( Group 111. ) , invaluable . Such a compilation , however ...
It repre ( 4 ) This is a star of Class II.a , which is now divided into two sented the
work of a lifetime , and as a guide to astronomers is groups , one having spectra
of the type of a Tauri ( Group 111. ) , invaluable . Such a compilation , however ...
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Hence it will be easy to star of Group II . , or is just passing into Group III . If the lay
down any additional objects that may be required . There former , there will
practically be nothing but very narrow bands , is no doubt that these charts will be
...
Hence it will be easy to star of Group II . , or is just passing into Group III . If the lay
down any additional objects that may be required . There former , there will
practically be nothing but very narrow bands , is no doubt that these charts will be
...
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Hence the descriptions given characters -- those which mark groups -- in the form
of the statement of purpose . Each sketch bears a number , and are generally
mere names , with occasionally a concise calyx , the nature of the margin of the ...
Hence the descriptions given characters -- those which mark groups -- in the form
of the statement of purpose . Each sketch bears a number , and are generally
mere names , with occasionally a concise calyx , the nature of the margin of the ...
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The elenients form natural families of two groups each , six of and consequently
an error in one of them would ... or to split up one of them into two or three
dissimile The common difference in each group being 3 , and the numbers forms
of ...
The elenients form natural families of two groups each , six of and consequently
an error in one of them would ... or to split up one of them into two or three
dissimile The common difference in each group being 3 , and the numbers forms
of ...
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( 2 ) This is a star of Group II . , in which Duner recorks bars 2-8 , but states that
they are neither wide nor dark . The us When all action has ceased , the contents
of the crucible are falls in species 13 of the subdivision of this group , and again ...
( 2 ) This is a star of Group II . , in which Duner recorks bars 2-8 , but states that
they are neither wide nor dark . The us When all action has ceased , the contents
of the crucible are falls in species 13 of the subdivision of this group , and again ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 41 Recent scientific and technical books |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1890 |
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