Nature, Volume 103Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1919 |
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... directions , however , that are nearly coincident with the transmitted ray there can be no sensible dispersal of ... direction were made in India . It is therefore very curious to find that an extremely belated effort to revive the ...
... directions , however , that are nearly coincident with the transmitted ray there can be no sensible dispersal of ... direction were made in India . It is therefore very curious to find that an extremely belated effort to revive the ...
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... direction ; when he employed hot water in place of cold , the eyes moved in a reverse direction . He immediately suspected , and proceeded to prove , that the douches set up con- vection currents of opposite directions in the ad ...
... direction ; when he employed hot water in place of cold , the eyes moved in a reverse direction . He immediately suspected , and proceeded to prove , that the douches set up con- vection currents of opposite directions in the ad ...
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... Direction - sensitiveness polar curve of a bi - directional hydrophone . the attachment to the hydrophone carcass , at some distance away from the sensitive diaphragm , of a bias plate , or " baffle , " as it is now called . This can be ...
... Direction - sensitiveness polar curve of a bi - directional hydrophone . the attachment to the hydrophone carcass , at some distance away from the sensitive diaphragm , of a bias plate , or " baffle , " as it is now called . This can be ...
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