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It seems thus : - ( 1 ) Rate of motion is velocity ( Maxwell ) ( 2 ) Speed of motion is velocity ( 3 ) Rate of motion is speed ( Tate ) . 99 From ( 1 ) and ( 3 ) it appears as if velocity and speed must be the same , as indeed ( 2 ) ...
It seems thus : - ( 1 ) Rate of motion is velocity ( Maxwell ) ( 2 ) Speed of motion is velocity ( 3 ) Rate of motion is speed ( Tate ) . 99 From ( 1 ) and ( 3 ) it appears as if velocity and speed must be the same , as indeed ( 2 ) ...
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But this light is so fluctuating that it sometimes seems to darken , as if a black smoke or a heavy nebulous cloud had 1 een puffed into it , and then shortly again it seems as if the light were about to be smothered in this smoke ...
But this light is so fluctuating that it sometimes seems to darken , as if a black smoke or a heavy nebulous cloud had 1 een puffed into it , and then shortly again it seems as if the light were about to be smothered in this smoke ...
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Besides the mere dozen or so of really successful Physicists , all that the world seems able to produce at any one ... The first we light upon is by our particularly modest contributor John O'Toole.1 [ He does not seem to be aware of ...
Besides the mere dozen or so of really successful Physicists , all that the world seems able to produce at any one ... The first we light upon is by our particularly modest contributor John O'Toole.1 [ He does not seem to be aware of ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 32 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1885 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Apr 2006 |
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