Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 - Science |
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Page 292
... whole to a suspense account . The physical difficulties are enormous . We have to conceive the action of brain on brain across a whole hemisphere . Not that this must be pressed too far . There is much that is provisionally accepted by ...
... whole to a suspense account . The physical difficulties are enormous . We have to conceive the action of brain on brain across a whole hemisphere . Not that this must be pressed too far . There is much that is provisionally accepted by ...
Page 298
... whole surface of our cool solid sun be divided into squares , for example as nearly as may be of I square metre area each , and let the whole mass of the sun be divided into long inverted pyramids or pointed rods , each 700,000 ...
... whole surface of our cool solid sun be divided into squares , for example as nearly as may be of I square metre area each , and let the whole mass of the sun be divided into long inverted pyramids or pointed rods , each 700,000 ...
Page 325
... whole aperture of the stop being uncovered for a finite time while the whole aperture of the lens is only uncovered for an instant . To see what effect an unbalanced shutter has on the steadiness of the camera and definition of the ...
... whole aperture of the stop being uncovered for a finite time while the whole aperture of the lens is only uncovered for an instant . To see what effect an unbalanced shutter has on the steadiness of the camera and definition of the ...
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