Nature, Volume 64Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1901 - Electronic journals |
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... appears probable , however , that any wave motion of very great intensity produces distorted effects . Thus we find that a very loud sound may so affect the ear of the observer as to appear flatter than it really is . This is a purely ...
... appears probable , however , that any wave motion of very great intensity produces distorted effects . Thus we find that a very loud sound may so affect the ear of the observer as to appear flatter than it really is . This is a purely ...
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... appears to have been originally due to Gaugain , and it has been known that a Geissler's tube ta which the electrodes have different forms may act in this way . In the case of a focus - tube there appears to be a superior and an ...
... appears to have been originally due to Gaugain , and it has been known that a Geissler's tube ta which the electrodes have different forms may act in this way . In the case of a focus - tube there appears to be a superior and an ...
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... appears that the adoration anean and founded the city of Venice . A description of paid these stones remained strongly rooted for many ( the sun's radius , mass and density are taken. THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 12 , 1901 . CARNAC AND ...
... appears that the adoration anean and founded the city of Venice . A description of paid these stones remained strongly rooted for many ( the sun's radius , mass and density are taken. THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 12 , 1901 . CARNAC AND ...
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