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ور Now the idea long ago suggested itself to the writer that the degree of absolute temperature of the parts examined ... “ b ” may have risen in temperature in à degree exceeding the difference between it and “ a , ” the temperature of ...
ور Now the idea long ago suggested itself to the writer that the degree of absolute temperature of the parts examined ... “ b ” may have risen in temperature in à degree exceeding the difference between it and “ a , ” the temperature of ...
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را b a a a 35 • 2 ° C. 35 • 3 ° C. 6b " 34 : 8 ° C. 34.9 ° C. “ b ” 34.95 ° C , 35.05 ° C. a a а In all these instances the initial difference of 0.1 ° C. between the two parts is preserved . Suppose , now , that in a given number of ...
را b a a a 35 • 2 ° C. 35 • 3 ° C. 6b " 34 : 8 ° C. 34.9 ° C. “ b ” 34.95 ° C , 35.05 ° C. a a а In all these instances the initial difference of 0.1 ° C. between the two parts is preserved . Suppose , now , that in a given number of ...
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Again , the writer has called attention , in the work already cited , to the curious absence of any definite connection between the frequency of occurrence of neutrality or of superiority of temperature on a side , in the comparison of ...
Again , the writer has called attention , in the work already cited , to the curious absence of any definite connection between the frequency of occurrence of neutrality or of superiority of temperature on a side , in the comparison of ...
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measure at least , not simply the result of steady and gradual rises and falls of temperature , differing slightly ... or falls of temperature of 0.2 ° C. , at the least , must have occurred , every time equality ensued this difference ...
measure at least , not simply the result of steady and gradual rises and falls of temperature , differing slightly ... or falls of temperature of 0.2 ° C. , at the least , must have occurred , every time equality ensued this difference ...
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to pass decidedly above 35 • 1 ° C. - irregular variations might bring about as great differences as those found at the lower levels . Such being a " general idea of the conditions under which the temperatures of two parts may alter so ...
to pass decidedly above 35 • 1 ° C. - irregular variations might bring about as great differences as those found at the lower levels . Such being a " general idea of the conditions under which the temperatures of two parts may alter so ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Josiah Stickney Lombard |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | H.K. Lewis, 1881 |
| µé¹©ºÑºÁÒ¨Ò¡ | New York Public Library |
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