Nature, Količina 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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... continued through the Crimea and the Caucasus , and after another gap , caused by the subsidence that formed the southern basin of the Caspian , it is continued across Asia through the Himalaya and the chains of Burma into the islands ...
... continued through the Crimea and the Caucasus , and after another gap , caused by the subsidence that formed the southern basin of the Caspian , it is continued across Asia through the Himalaya and the chains of Burma into the islands ...
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... continued sensitiveness of the photographic film at the lowest attained extremes of temperature , and drew the inference that the fundamental photographic action must be of intra - atomic nature , and not dependent upon the vis viva of ...
... continued sensitiveness of the photographic film at the lowest attained extremes of temperature , and drew the inference that the fundamental photographic action must be of intra - atomic nature , and not dependent upon the vis viva of ...
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... continued to prefer geometrical methods . In 1691 he acknowledges the utility of the calculus , and says that he has made some progress in it ; yet in the very last letter to Leibnitz ( of December 27 , 1694 ) Huygens remarks that the ...
... continued to prefer geometrical methods . In 1691 he acknowledges the utility of the calculus , and says that he has made some progress in it ; yet in the very last letter to Leibnitz ( of December 27 , 1694 ) Huygens remarks that the ...
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