The American Journal of Science and ArtsS. Converse, 1888 - Geology |
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... amount is at once read off on the projec- tion . The orbit has been assumed to have been a parabola . Hence , twice the complement of 9S was the angular distance of the stone from its perihelion . If qS > 90 ° , the perihelion had not ...
... amount is at once read off on the projec- tion . The orbit has been assumed to have been a parabola . Hence , twice the complement of 9S was the angular distance of the stone from its perihelion . If qS > 90 ° , the perihelion had not ...
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... amount . Its borders have the smoothed appearance that would result from an outflow of lava over its edge . The very uppermost point reached we estimated , from our aneroid , to be 3100 feet above Mr. Jones's ranch near the north end of ...
... amount . Its borders have the smoothed appearance that would result from an outflow of lava over its edge . The very uppermost point reached we estimated , from our aneroid , to be 3100 feet above Mr. Jones's ranch near the north end of ...
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... amount . The stream is stated to have flowed away bearing bowlders weighing tons , with explosions at intervals . The lava was mostly of the aa kind . D The earthquake in Kau threw down walls that had a north- east and southwest ...
... amount . The stream is stated to have flowed away bearing bowlders weighing tons , with explosions at intervals . The lava was mostly of the aa kind . D The earthquake in Kau threw down walls that had a north- east and southwest ...
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... amount with the strength of acid and with the amount of deflection due to the original difference between the poles . This latter fact simply means that the effect produced by the magnet is more noticeable as the action on the iron ...
... amount with the strength of acid and with the amount of deflection due to the original difference between the poles . This latter fact simply means that the effect produced by the magnet is more noticeable as the action on the iron ...
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... amount of heat generated by the reaction should differ when this takes place within or without the magnetic field . Had he calculated this amount of heat due to the work of withdrawing it from the field , he would probably have found ...
... amount of heat generated by the reaction should differ when this takes place within or without the magnetic field . Had he calculated this amount of heat due to the work of withdrawing it from the field , he would probably have found ...
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