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All these obviously distinguish between the propaga- tion of a variable current in a conductor and a true wave- propagation . 66 He has also clearly pointed out a direction in which to look for a true wave - propagation .
All these obviously distinguish between the propaga- tion of a variable current in a conductor and a true wave- propagation . 66 He has also clearly pointed out a direction in which to look for a true wave - propagation .
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As to what may be the cause of earth - tremors I am not pre- pared to offer a definite opinion ; but , inasmuch as their associa- tion with barometric fluctuations renders it possible that in their occurrence they may also be associated ...
As to what may be the cause of earth - tremors I am not pre- pared to offer a definite opinion ; but , inasmuch as their associa- tion with barometric fluctuations renders it possible that in their occurrence they may also be associated ...
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The absorp- tion spectrum of samarium salts is much more feeble than the spectrum of didymium . The Phosphorescent Spectrum of Samarium . - Pure samaric sulphate by itself gives a very feeble phosphorescent spectrum .
The absorp- tion spectrum of samarium salts is much more feeble than the spectrum of didymium . The Phosphorescent Spectrum of Samarium . - Pure samaric sulphate by itself gives a very feeble phosphorescent spectrum .
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Auroral Zone ElevenYear Meridional Oscillation of the Bath Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club | 12 |
Prof Auwers Calculations of Longitude of Places bination of the Ordnance and Admiralty Surveys E | 101 |
Earthquakes in 11 85 460 Industrial Education in Behrens Dr W J Guide for the Microscopical Investiga | 193 |
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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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