The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 114
... reflecting telescope , invented a hundred years later , avoided the former difficulty by using metal for its mirrors , and was by nature free from the latter . The reflector has not only been made by amateurs , but one may almost say ...
... reflecting telescope , invented a hundred years later , avoided the former difficulty by using metal for its mirrors , and was by nature free from the latter . The reflector has not only been made by amateurs , but one may almost say ...
Page 124
... reflecting telescope ; and so it is a fortunate circum- stance that the construction and use of a great reflecting telescope is a logical element in the general plan of research ' laid down for the solar observatory . ' Happy is the man ...
... reflecting telescope ; and so it is a fortunate circum- stance that the construction and use of a great reflecting telescope is a logical element in the general plan of research ' laid down for the solar observatory . ' Happy is the man ...
Page 126
... reflector up to concert - pitch , which is half a tone higher than the ' Continental pitch . ' If we seem to have spoken too much of the reflecting telescope , and to have neglected the refractor , it is for the reason that we have ...
... reflector up to concert - pitch , which is half a tone higher than the ' Continental pitch . ' If we seem to have spoken too much of the reflecting telescope , and to have neglected the refractor , it is for the reason that we have ...
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1 Industrial Efficiency A comparative study | 1 |
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