Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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... suggested that a supplement to this treatise in the shape of a compendium suitable for foresters and students ... suggesting anything to the high - frequency specialist , who will give me at once the reason why self - induction is ...
... suggested that a supplement to this treatise in the shape of a compendium suitable for foresters and students ... suggesting anything to the high - frequency specialist , who will give me at once the reason why self - induction is ...
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... suggested seventeen years ago , superheated water in traces would probably enter into the composition of such silicates as hornblende and mica , the two most characteristic of the minerals of the heavier metals of the Archæan gneisses ...
... suggested seventeen years ago , superheated water in traces would probably enter into the composition of such silicates as hornblende and mica , the two most characteristic of the minerals of the heavier metals of the Archæan gneisses ...
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... suggests the use of floating break- waters moored to the bottom , but sufficiently deep to prevent response to the ... suggested , might even favourably increase the tidal scour . WE have received from the Home Office part iv . of the ...
... suggests the use of floating break- waters moored to the bottom , but sufficiently deep to prevent response to the ... suggested , might even favourably increase the tidal scour . WE have received from the Home Office part iv . of the ...
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