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Page 47
... given , it is easily seen that our experiments lead to a value of g in Tokio equal to 979.82 centims . per second per second . Not only is this correction extremely difficult to apply , with any degree of accuracy , to a Kater's ...
... given , it is easily seen that our experiments lead to a value of g in Tokio equal to 979.82 centims . per second per second . Not only is this correction extremely difficult to apply , with any degree of accuracy , to a Kater's ...
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... given . 22. Definition I. - The circulation of a vortex is the circu- lation [ V.M. § 60 ( a ) ] in any endless ... given when the volume of each filament and its circulation , or cyclic constant , are given ; but the shapes and ...
... given . 22. Definition I. - The circulation of a vortex is the circu- lation [ V.M. § 60 ( a ) ] in any endless ... given when the volume of each filament and its circulation , or cyclic constant , are given ; but the shapes and ...
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... given number is not an exact mth power ; we may write it n ± d . As the evolution is performed throughout by the process of subtrac- tion , every remainder will differ by the same excess or defect d from what it would have been if the given ...
... given number is not an exact mth power ; we may write it n ± d . As the evolution is performed throughout by the process of subtrac- tion , every remainder will differ by the same excess or defect d from what it would have been if the given ...
Contents
FIFTH SERIES | 1 |
Frederick Guthrie on certain Vibrations of Solids Plates II | 10 |
Prof Challis on Newtons Regula Tertia Philosophandi | 35 |
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