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If the results of these comparisons were uniformly in favour of a single side or of quality , and if , in the former case , the differences of tem perature noted were pretty nearly the same , the results were set down as so many ...
If the results of these comparisons were uniformly in favour of a single side or of quality , and if , in the former case , the differences of tem perature noted were pretty nearly the same , the results were set down as so many ...
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... we find that the highest absolute temperature noted , 36 ° 4 ° C. ( Table 4 ) , accompanies equality ; the second highest temperature , 36-325 ° C. ( Table 2 ) , accompanies right superiority ; and the third highest temperature ...
... we find that the highest absolute temperature noted , 36 ° 4 ° C. ( Table 4 ) , accompanies equality ; the second highest temperature , 36-325 ° C. ( Table 2 ) , accompanies right superiority ; and the third highest temperature ...
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At the end of five minutes from the cessation of the contractions the readings of the thermometers were again noted . marked rise of temperature is noticed in any one of them , the other thermometers must be brought together and ...
At the end of five minutes from the cessation of the contractions the readings of the thermometers were again noted . marked rise of temperature is noticed in any one of them , the other thermometers must be brought together and ...
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In the majority of these cases effect was produced ; but in a few instances , slight rises of temperature were noted - 0005 ° C. to 0 · 02 ° C. It was found , moreover , that simply holding up a finger between the eye and an object ...
In the majority of these cases effect was produced ; but in a few instances , slight rises of temperature were noted - 0005 ° C. to 0 · 02 ° C. It was found , moreover , that simply holding up a finger between the eye and an object ...
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It is not , however , probable that the muscular movements had much to do with the principal fall of temperature noted towards the close of the experiment . There was undoubtedly a tendency in the head toward a lower thermal level ...
It is not , however , probable that the muscular movements had much to do with the principal fall of temperature noted towards the close of the experiment . There was undoubtedly a tendency in the head toward a lower thermal level ...
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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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