Nature, Volume 104Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1919 - Electronic journals |
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... period , a con- densation period , and a drying period , the rate of loss of moisture of the first being four times as great as that of the drying period and five times that of the condensation period . ( 2 ) No marked loss of mois ...
... period , a con- densation period , and a drying period , the rate of loss of moisture of the first being four times as great as that of the drying period and five times that of the condensation period . ( 2 ) No marked loss of mois ...
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... period as seventy - two years , and found that on this assumption there were residuals of +1.61 ' , -1.47 ' in longitude ( great circle ) and latitude in the middle observation . They then left the period to be determined by the ...
... period as seventy - two years , and found that on this assumption there were residuals of +1.61 ' , -1.47 ' in longitude ( great circle ) and latitude in the middle observation . They then left the period to be determined by the ...
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... periods might be identical , and that the apparent oscillation in the moon's motion was really a change in the earth's period of rotation . The observations used extend to the end of 1918 , ten years later than those used by Drs . Brown ...
... periods might be identical , and that the apparent oscillation in the moon's motion was really a change in the earth's period of rotation . The observations used extend to the end of 1918 , ten years later than those used by Drs . Brown ...
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