Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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... theory , and theory led the optician to make a real advance . The advance , it is true , was an inconvenient one , and the defects , as we shall see , were not entirely due to spherical aberration , but the fact remains . 99 In another ...
... theory , and theory led the optician to make a real advance . The advance , it is true , was an inconvenient one , and the defects , as we shall see , were not entirely due to spherical aberration , but the fact remains . 99 In another ...
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... theory to instruments . Fresnel was an engineer by profession attached to the service of the bridges and roads , and as such was the inventor of the arrangements of lenses em- ployed in the French lighthouses . The discoveries of these ...
... theory to instruments . Fresnel was an engineer by profession attached to the service of the bridges and roads , and as such was the inventor of the arrangements of lenses em- ployed in the French lighthouses . The discoveries of these ...
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... theory to electrolytes in such a way as to take account of the observations which form the experimental basis of the theory of electrolytic dissociation . The hydrate theory postulates that an aqueous salt solution consists of a mixture ...
... theory to electrolytes in such a way as to take account of the observations which form the experimental basis of the theory of electrolytic dissociation . The hydrate theory postulates that an aqueous salt solution consists of a mixture ...
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