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NORMAL TEMPERATURE OF THE HEAD . ... In this absence of a constant superiority of temperature on one side ... Maragliano , and Seppilli , who came to the conclusion that the left side has uniformly the higher temperature .
NORMAL TEMPERATURE OF THE HEAD . ... In this absence of a constant superiority of temperature on one side ... Maragliano , and Seppilli , who came to the conclusion that the left side has uniformly the higher temperature .
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In fact , a considerable number of observations seemed to show that near the higher limit of range of absolute temperature equality and superiority of temperature of the left side prevailed , while superiority of temperature of the ...
In fact , a considerable number of observations seemed to show that near the higher limit of range of absolute temperature equality and superiority of temperature of the left side prevailed , while superiority of temperature of the ...
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Suppose , now , that in a given number of observations “ is found to be the warmer by 0 · 1 ° C. with an absolute temperature of 35.1 ° C. ... Above the neutral point “ a ” would have the higher temperature , while below this point “ b ...
Suppose , now , that in a given number of observations “ is found to be the warmer by 0 · 1 ° C. with an absolute temperature of 35.1 ° C. ... Above the neutral point “ a ” would have the higher temperature , while below this point “ b ...
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yet it by no means follows that the temperatures of the two parts remain equal sufficiently long to enable one to prove ... long for satisfactory verification without subsequent reversal of the position of higher temperature ensuing .
yet it by no means follows that the temperatures of the two parts remain equal sufficiently long to enable one to prove ... long for satisfactory verification without subsequent reversal of the position of higher temperature ensuing .
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measure at least , not simply the result of steady and gradual rises and falls of temperature , differing slightly in degree ... a still greatest deficit having to be supplied with each reversal of the position of higher temperature .
measure at least , not simply the result of steady and gradual rises and falls of temperature , differing slightly in degree ... a still greatest deficit having to be supplied with each reversal of the position of higher temperature .
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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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