...papers to the Royal Society — one of them even as early as 1856-7, and in 1865 was the author of a paper in the ' Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society ' " On the Influence of Physical agents on the Blood, with Special Reference to the Mutual Action of the Blood...

...violet sensation contained in its light. In a paper in the ' Philosophical Transactions of the Eoyal Society' on the "Transmission of Solar Light through...spectrum ; it follows therefore that to scale a wedge for extinguishing white light the absorption of E should be measured. Tbe absorption by the brightest part...

...but extinguishing all the violet sensation contained in that light. In a paper in the PJnl. Trans, on the " Transmission of Solar Light through the Atmosphere,"...single ray which lies close to the maximum of its absorption curve in the spectrum It follows, therefore, that to scale a wedge for extinguishing of...

...but extinguishing all the violet sensation contained in that light. In a paper in the Phil. Trans, on the " Transmission of Solar Light through the Atmosphere,"...ascertained by measuring the absorption of a single ray whicli lies close to the maximum of its absorption curve in the spectrum It follows, therefore, that...

...This principle, restricted, however, to non-polar forces, was first enunciated by Thomas Young in 1805 in a paper in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, " On the Cohesion of Fluids," and applied to the consideration of capillary phenomena. Larmor observes : —...

...papers to the Royal Society — one of them even as early as 1856-7, and in 1865 was the author of a paper in the ' Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society ' " On the Influence of Physical agents on the Blood, with Special Reference to the Mutual Action of the Blood...