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... perhaps the most interesting completion , and was the only laboratory in the
country results have been the gradual ... and botany most interesting result has
been the happy observations has taken a characteristic practical form which we
owe ...
... perhaps the most interesting completion , and was the only laboratory in the
country results have been the gradual ... and botany most interesting result has
been the happy observations has taken a characteristic practical form which we
owe ...
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consists of the flow of equal quantities of positive and IN N this interesting book
Prof. Lodge gives a very lively negative electricity in opposite directions . Thus
this , the and graphic account of many of the most recent most " modern view of ...
consists of the flow of equal quantities of positive and IN N this interesting book
Prof. Lodge gives a very lively negative electricity in opposite directions . Thus
this , the and graphic account of many of the most recent most " modern view of ...
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... from a given set ( first power ) of the observations ( Art . 155 ) —which M. of
observations the characteristic , or modulus , appertain . Bertrand rather
awkwardly terms " la valeur probable . " ing to the source of error are specially
interesting .
... from a given set ( first power ) of the observations ( Art . 155 ) —which M. of
observations the characteristic , or modulus , appertain . Bertrand rather
awkwardly terms " la valeur probable . " ing to the source of error are specially
interesting .
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This opinion survived with wonderful per- Bergman's work . His was almost the
first calorimetric resistence , but it did not influence the teaching of Réau- search ,
and is specially interesting when taken in connecmur , who , in 1722 , was , so far
...
This opinion survived with wonderful per- Bergman's work . His was almost the
first calorimetric resistence , but it did not influence the teaching of Réau- search ,
and is specially interesting when taken in connecmur , who , in 1722 , was , so far
...
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... is interesting to read of a part of the world where the buffalo metals examined
was platinum , palladium , nickel , or iron ... and afford sport of a In an interesting
paper on the management of aquaria , printed daring hunter , a wounded buffalo
...
... is interesting to read of a part of the world where the buffalo metals examined
was platinum , palladium , nickel , or iron ... and afford sport of a In an interesting
paper on the management of aquaria , printed daring hunter , a wounded buffalo
...
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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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