Nature, Volume 64Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1901 |
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... method which is described is that for deter- mining the amount of colouring matter ( hæmoglobin ) in a sample of blood . For this purpose two chief procedures have come into use clinically . The principle of the one is that of taking a ...
... method which is described is that for deter- mining the amount of colouring matter ( hæmoglobin ) in a sample of blood . For this purpose two chief procedures have come into use clinically . The principle of the one is that of taking a ...
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... method becomes also more complex ; artifices have to be used in order to " dodge " the more important difficulties . It is just these artifices that are so difficult to find when a new problem is attacked . To apply Prof. Breglia's method ...
... method becomes also more complex ; artifices have to be used in order to " dodge " the more important difficulties . It is just these artifices that are so difficult to find when a new problem is attacked . To apply Prof. Breglia's method ...
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... method , the direct descendant of Faraday's system , was subse- quently used by Dewar in improved apparatus on a larger scale , and was the only means of obtaining con- siderable quantities of liquid air down to 1895. Attempts were made ...
... method , the direct descendant of Faraday's system , was subse- quently used by Dewar in improved apparatus on a larger scale , and was the only means of obtaining con- siderable quantities of liquid air down to 1895. Attempts were made ...
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