Nature, Volume 64Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1901 - Electronic journals |
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Page 386
... surface was about 0 76 of that from the polished surface , showing that the ground surface reflected the waves falling upon it with comparatively little diffusion . A slight rotation of any of the surfaces from their proper positions at ...
... surface was about 0 76 of that from the polished surface , showing that the ground surface reflected the waves falling upon it with comparatively little diffusion . A slight rotation of any of the surfaces from their proper positions at ...
Page 388
... surface has undergone become intelligible . Fig . 3 is from a photograph taken in the microscope , the focus being upon the originally ground surface itself . The whole area is seen to be divided into cells . These cells increase as the ...
... surface has undergone become intelligible . Fig . 3 is from a photograph taken in the microscope , the focus being upon the originally ground surface itself . The whole area is seen to be divided into cells . These cells increase as the ...
Page 650
... surface . Fogs which have their origin in this mixture of the rising vapour with cooler air may be called " steaming water fogs . " On the other hand , if any surface is sufficiently cold the absorption of heat from the air in contact ...
... surface . Fogs which have their origin in this mixture of the rising vapour with cooler air may be called " steaming water fogs . " On the other hand , if any surface is sufficiently cold the absorption of heat from the air in contact ...
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