Report of the Annual Meeting, Выпуск 5J. Murray., 1836 |
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... Intensity of the Terrestrial Magnetic Force in Ireland , made by the Rev. HUMPHREY LLOYD , M.A. , F.R.S. , & c . , Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Uni- versity of Dublin ; by Captain EDWARD SABINE , R.A. , F.R.S. , & c .; and by ...
... Intensity of the Terrestrial Magnetic Force in Ireland , made by the Rev. HUMPHREY LLOYD , M.A. , F.R.S. , & c . , Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Uni- versity of Dublin ; by Captain EDWARD SABINE , R.A. , F.R.S. , & c .; and by ...
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... intensity , of the wind should be ob- served , as well as its critical changes after having set for some time in a particular direction ; and that the altitude of the cur- rents of air should also be , as far as possible , remarked ...
... intensity , of the wind should be ob- served , as well as its critical changes after having set for some time in a particular direction ; and that the altitude of the cur- rents of air should also be , as far as possible , remarked ...
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... intensity of Ter- restrial Magnetism be executed in various parts of the kingdom , similar to those which have been carried on in Scotland by Mr. Dunlop + . 2. That observations should be made in various places with the Dipping - needle ...
... intensity of Ter- restrial Magnetism be executed in various parts of the kingdom , similar to those which have been carried on in Scotland by Mr. Dunlop + . 2. That observations should be made in various places with the Dipping - needle ...
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... intensity of re- flected and refracted light , with observation . 5. Theory of reflexion at the surfaces of crystallized media and metals , according to the principles of the wave theory . 6. Explanation of the peculiar laws of double ...
... intensity of re- flected and refracted light , with observation . 5. Theory of reflexion at the surfaces of crystallized media and metals , according to the principles of the wave theory . 6. Explanation of the peculiar laws of double ...
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... intensity in many cases not contem- plated by preceding writers , and had to calculate the results of such cases for the sake of that comparison on which his theory was to rest . The calculation in these cases was far from easy . B 2 ...
... intensity in many cases not contem- plated by preceding writers , and had to calculate the results of such cases for the sake of that comparison on which his theory was to rest . The calculation in these cases was far from easy . B 2 ...
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Стр. v - To give a stronger impulse and a more systematic direction to scientific inquiry, — to promote the intercourse of those who cultivate Science in different parts of the British Empire, with one another, and with foreign philosophers, — to obtain a more general attention to the objects of Science, and a removal of any disadvantages of a public kind which impede its progress.
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