Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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... course of mechanical and physical experiments , and wishing for manual to accompany it so as to make the prepara- tion of a special volume unnecessary , could hardly do better than adapt his course to the manual before us . It contains ...
... course of mechanical and physical experiments , and wishing for manual to accompany it so as to make the prepara- tion of a special volume unnecessary , could hardly do better than adapt his course to the manual before us . It contains ...
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... course of such crumpled bands is very sinuous , because they have to adapt themselves to the passive resistance of stronger blocks of the crust ; they curve round the margins of the resistant masses , on to the edges of which they may ...
... course of such crumpled bands is very sinuous , because they have to adapt themselves to the passive resistance of stronger blocks of the crust ; they curve round the margins of the resistant masses , on to the edges of which they may ...
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... course in geography should be prepared to submit a course providing , first , an outline scheme dealing with the great land and areas in such a way that on completing the course the pupils shall have gone through the geography of the ...
... course in geography should be prepared to submit a course providing , first , an outline scheme dealing with the great land and areas in such a way that on completing the course the pupils shall have gone through the geography of the ...
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