Nature, Količina 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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Stran 56
... curves ; four long waves ( roughly ) in each , those of the lower curve lagging in phase somewhat ( one to three years ) on those of the upper curve . The four centres of wetness , as we may call them , of the spring series are followed ...
... curves ; four long waves ( roughly ) in each , those of the lower curve lagging in phase somewhat ( one to three years ) on those of the upper curve . The four centres of wetness , as we may call them , of the spring series are followed ...
Stran 179
... curve may e taken to represent the flow changes . In the above mentioned reports the curve represent- ng the rainfall of the river basin from 1883 curve iv . ) was deduced from the statistics of twelve tations covering a comparatively ...
... curve may e taken to represent the flow changes . In the above mentioned reports the curve represent- ng the rainfall of the river basin from 1883 curve iv . ) was deduced from the statistics of twelve tations covering a comparatively ...
Stran 259
... curve for the lime - soda - felspars , as well as the curve of specific volume , is con- tinuous , and not very different from , a straight line , and we have almost conclusive proof that this group of minerals forms a truly isomorphous ...
... curve for the lime - soda - felspars , as well as the curve of specific volume , is con- tinuous , and not very different from , a straight line , and we have almost conclusive proof that this group of minerals forms a truly isomorphous ...
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