Nature, Volume 54Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1896 - Electronic journals |
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Page 317
... less , they are refracted in a direction less perpendicular to these surfaces . The greatest deflection will occur about the positions of the lines gg , which cross the surfaces where these are most inclined to the photosphere . The ...
... less , they are refracted in a direction less perpendicular to these surfaces . The greatest deflection will occur about the positions of the lines gg , which cross the surfaces where these are most inclined to the photosphere . The ...
Page 381
... less toxic after filtration than before , that this must be due to the fact that the albumin adheres to the porous wall of the filter , so forming a perfect dialysing membrane through which the venom can pass only with very great ...
... less toxic after filtration than before , that this must be due to the fact that the albumin adheres to the porous wall of the filter , so forming a perfect dialysing membrane through which the venom can pass only with very great ...
Page 473
... less than that of supposing that a wave in the ether can change its velocity when moving from point to point in a uniform magnetic field . We I now pass on to the consideration of the Röntgen rays . are not yet acquainted with any ...
... less than that of supposing that a wave in the ether can change its velocity when moving from point to point in a uniform magnetic field . We I now pass on to the consideration of the Röntgen rays . are not yet acquainted with any ...
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